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14/12/2023

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24/04/2023

Thanks for sharing your group work experience! We are excited to see what all of you would achieve in the coming months (a dissertation period) 😊

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“Random appreciation post for these KINdred spirits I had the pleasure of working with closely in Term 2. 🥰

Can’t wait to make the most of our remaining months as PIE graduate students under ! 🫶🏽”

14/04/2023

IGP’s Rebuilding Macroeconomics Network wrapped up the two-day conference celebrating Alan Kirman’s career and research in economics.

Festschrift for Alan Kirman, held at the Bank of England on 16-17 March, allows top notch economists including Sam Bowles, Jim Heckman, Lucrezia Reichlin and Joe Stiglitz to discuss about theoretical economics and the application of economic theory to policy.

If you missed the event, you can catch up with the recording on the Rebuilding Macroeconomics YouTube channel - link in bio.

31/03/2023

shared her experience participating in UN Women Asia and the Pacific's Regional Dialogue on COVID-19 Recovery: Building Forward Better with Women's Leadership and Participation:

"Organized by UN Women Asia and the Pacific and its partners, the Regional Dialogue on COVID-19 Recovery: Building Forward Better with Women’s Leadership and Participation seeks to bring together regional and government stakeholders, private sector partners, UN agencies, along with diverse civil society organizations, to discuss key challenges and opportunities, and capture key lessons learned to inform future actions to enable countries to move towards recovery and build forward better for all women and girls."

30/03/2023

Thank you for sharing your change of perceptions about ‘entrepreneurship’ since joining the Prosperity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship MSc programme! Read her story ⬇️⬇️

🦉☄️ I am pretty thankful to Dr Onya 🤍 for always challenging me and trying my best to create my own box rather than to think outside the box, a box that was created by someone else in a different environment, time and approach.

“Entrepreneurship cannot lift poor people out of poverty 😶‍🌫️' -if you believe that entrepreneurship can lift poor people out of poverty, you are living a fairy tale with entrepreneurship.” That was the first of many paradigms 🗝️🦉🧙🏻‍♀️ she broke me on during her classes.

28/03/2023

Digital inclusion is a pillar of livelihood security. Read our evaluation report about our project with East End Community Foundation to help address digital exclusion in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

The pilot provided a free broadband connection, digital skills training, and a Google Chromebook across primary schools in Tower Hamlets. One of the findings was that all schools in the pilot felt that the scheme was beneficial and should be rolled out more widely across the Borough.

To read the paper: https://seriouslydifferent.org/igp-data/connecting-communities-evaluation-of-a-pilot-project-aimed-at-promoting-digital-inclusion-in-the-london-borough-of-tower-hamlets?x-craft-preview=IGf4DLiLMC&token=fiIb3di-PzUHK6OsHtdGGhKTgN0eqw3V

23/03/2023

Time sure flies fast. We are excited that our 2021/22 will soon have their graduation ceremony in 7 July.

To know what they have been doing since graduated, check out our Students & Alumni Spotlight page (link in bio) 🤗

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03/03/2023

Are you interested in pursuing a master's degree in the UK? Are you, like us, not waiting for things to change, but aiming to drive the transformations that will shape tomorrow?

Then join us on the Virtual Open Days! We'll talk about our three different MSc programmes and you'll have the chance to hear directly from the programme directors and our current students/alumni, and ask them any questions that you have.

Register now for the upcoming session about Prosperity, People and Planet MSc (PPP) on 14 March: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/igp/events/2023/mar/institute-global-prosperity-virtual-open-days.

03/03/2023

Are you interested in pursuing a master's degree in the UK? Are you, like us, not waiting for things to change, but aiming to drive the transformations that will shape tomorrow?

Then join us on the Virtual Open Days! We'll talk about our three different MSc programmes and you'll have the chance to hear directly from the programme directors and our current students/alumni, and ask them any questions that you have.

Register now for the upcoming session about Prosperity, People and Planet MSc (PPP) on 14 March: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/igp/events/2023/mar/institute-global-prosperity-virtual-open-days

02/03/2023

Meet Adam, Global Prosperity MSc 21/22 graduate. He talks about how his study with the Institute for Global Prosperity influenced his entrepreneurial journey with .official, his sustainable food start-up that aims to "disrupt the environmentally devastating and inefficient markets of traditional livestock and agriculture via the incredible alternative protein source of crickets."

"My MSc has helped me progress this 4-years-old business through the teachings from Transformative Entrepreneurship and Pathways to Prosperity, which has helped modify the business model to be even more committed to sustainable practices for the environment and communities."

Read more of his story on the IGP Student and Alumni Spotlight page: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/igp/study/student-and-alumni-profiles/alumni-spotlight-adam-yusof-bin-mohammed-redza.

22/02/2023

Vote your favourite picture in the comment box! Taken by students an alumni, these pictures for the depict their or definition of . Swipe for full pictures and read the caption below:

1) RP Duterte: Strangers from all over the world coming together to find prosperity in having a family in a foreign land.

2) Pengbo Li: A constructor going downstairs of the tower crane with the beautiful sunset- he finished the whole day work and began to go home. This photo represents a protest against unbalanced working conditions and an appeal to a healthy and balanced working environment.

3) Judith Castellanos: My Dream Team - Term 2 has begun and we rock and were thankful to Dr Onya for exploring together the non-traditional approaches to build a regenerative entrepreneurial ecosystem embedded with nature.

4) Xuecong Wang: My first Christmas in the UK with my alternative ‘family’- my friends and my partner! When I try to define what does prosperity mean to me, my top answer is ‘A sense of belonging’. I feel belonged when I am with my blood-related family, as well as my alternative ‘family’.

5) Pengbo Li: IGP After class group chat - Most of our students stayed on their group and exchanged their ideas about the prosperity topic. I used the window reflection to illustrate the scene, the outside brick wall fitted in with the group harmoniously.

6) Judith Castellanos: Without Flags - I realized on my first week at PIE that multicultural perspective and diversity are what make the IGP unique and the best place to learn and growth professional and personal.

7) Nyma Haqqani: A city skyline and lush greenery, a prosperous blend of hustle and scenery.

8) Pengbo Li: Taken inside Edinburgh Castle, the photographer creatively captured the sentence to read "Please do not walk in the war." Violets in the background represent “There are always your lovers waiting for your home.” The whole picture represents former-generation-people’s wishes to prosperity, THE BIGGEST PROSPERITY AT THAT TIME SHOULD BE PEACE AND LOVE.

The vote goes 48 hours and will end Friday, 1pm. Vote now!

21/02/2023

Come see the PhD Research Projects 2023 - Exhibition at the !

Natalie Garland, a PhD candidate at the Institute for Global Prosperity, is hosting a crochet pop-up from February 22 - March 3rd from 12-5pm to raise funds for refugee livelihoods.

LAMSA, which means ‘touch’ in Arabic, is an ethical fashion brand celebrating the Lamsa of Syrian refugee and Lebanese artisans. The student-led pop-up will feature items handmade in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon.

All purchases support community belonging and self-reliance through craft. A percentage of sales will also be donated to a local organisation providing Turkey-Syria relief.

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