Reduncing aid dependency and empowering women in Ethiopia

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Factory Jobs not working out in Ethiopia

With poor wages and worse conditions, and without the voice to improve their lot, many workers have turned to exit as their only option. The rapid turnover that Blattman and Dercon observed ten years ago has become a serious systemic problem.

What is it like to work in an Ethiopian factory?

Hope and disappointment in the future(?) of manufacturing

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Saw that OP was banned.

Was going to watch the video, but "aid dependency" is an immediate red flag for me, especially when I saw Dambisa Moyo advertising this concept a while ago - since it is exclusively an argument for adding more unconscionable loans and exchange programmes on the Global South.

 

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Saw that OP was banned.

Was going to watch the video, but "aid dependency" is an immediate red flag for me, especially when I saw Dambisa Moyo advertising this concept a while ago - since it is exclusively an argument for adding more unconscionable loans and exchange programmes on the Global South.

Might be of interest.

I swore her off as a Western Shill. Here's what happened as a result

Book Review #1: Insights on Dambisa Moyo's Book: "Dead Aid"

A Misunderstood book. Her contention is that African Govs should be accountable to their citizens, not to Western Donors

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