Voices of ni-Vanuatu handicraft livelihoods in the face of disasters in Vanuatu
Thursday
8th February
2024
ROSS WESTOBY, RACHEL CLISSOLD, KAREN McNAMARA AND VIVIANE OBED Before COVID-19, tourism in…
Category Archive: SDG 8 Decent work and economic growth
Regional Outlook | Household consumption, domestic demand, and challenges to China’s grand economic rebalancing
Monday
29th January
2024
HUI FENG AND CHENG TANG | 30-MINUTE READ | Download PDF Introduction In recent…
Understanding the dynamics of housing prices in Papua New Guinea
Thursday
11th January
2024
MESON TUMSOK, GORDON KAPAK AND TONG TONG | In recent years, the housing market in Papua New…
Enhancing the ecosystem for entrepreneurship and innovation in the Pacific
Thursday
16th November
2023
JEFF LIEW | Liliana is a young mother and small business owner in an island community. With a digitally…
Privatising Poverty Series Part 10: Financial inclusion––the money pump of market-based development and poverty reduction
Thursday
2nd November
2023
RON BEVACQUA | This blog series has traced the history of the idea that promoting entrepreneurship and innovation is…
Maritime safety for lives and livelihoods: The multiplier effect of a well-connected Pacific
Friday
13th October
2023
HEATHER WRATHALL | This article provides a comprehensive overview of the maritime safety needs of the Pacific region and its…
Privatising Poverty Series Part 9: The cult of the entrepreneur
Friday
15th September
2023
RON BEVACQUA | The prioritisation of innovation, productivity, and growth over income and wealth distribution; technology as savior; government as…
Labour mobility impacts on Vanuatu’s tourism industry: Understanding employer perspectives
Thursday
24th August
2023
LEWIS ROTHWELL | This blog post is the first output of a project led by Dr Kirstie…
Privatising Poverty Series Part 8: New Democrats
Thursday
17th August
2023
RON BEVACQUA | Left-leaning neo-liberals rose to power just as new ideas about economic development and poverty reduction…
Privatising Poverty Series Part 7: The rise of left-leaning neo-liberalism
Thursday
6th July
2023
RON BEVACQUA | This blog began last year by marking the 50th anniversary of a new approach to…