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New Ontario 360 Paper: Boosting Ontario’s Health Care Capacity

February 15, 2022

Ontario 360’s latest paper outlines how the Ontario government could draw on the experiences of other provinces to address increased surgical and diagnostic backlogs caused by the pandemic. The paper, “Surge Capacity: How to Address Ontario’s Medical Backlog”, is co-authored...

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natural disaster

Teresa Kramarz new research published in Environmental Politics: Extractive industry disasters and community responses – a typology of vulnerable subjects

February 3, 2022

Abstract from article: There is widespread recognition that environmental disasters disproportionately affect the poor in developing countries, yet certain kinds of violence also strip white, middle-class communities in industrialized countries of vital resources to respond. Social vulnerability as a mutually...

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Homes along river

Susan Park from the Environmental Governance Lab research published in a symposium for Environmental Politics

February 3, 2022

Environmental Politics recently published a symposium of research on The Politics of the 21st Century Environmental Disasters. Susan Park, from the Munk School’s Environmental Governance Lab contributed two articles to the symposium. Munk School professor and co-director of the Environmental...

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Indonesia

MGA Student Case Study: Indonesia

January 27, 2022

This case study addresses how Indonesia, along with the fintech company Amartha, is building a more equitable economic environment by providing affordable and secure financial services for all regardless of their socio-economic status. Master of Global Affairs students on this...

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Sub Saharan Africa

MGA Student Case Study: Sub-Saharan Africa

January 27, 2022

This case study focuses on the company ARED, which operates at the intersection between deep technology and renewable energy. ARED, along with other stakeholders, have the potential to work towards eradicating poverty in African regions. This analysis is led by...

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Rice cultivation

MGA Student Case Study: How transparent, digital rice trading is strengthening livelihoods in Southeast Asia and mitigating the effects of climate change

January 27, 2022

This case study highlights the newest technology in the agricultural industry: a rice-trading platform that benefits farmers and the environment. Master of Global Affairs students involved in this case study include Desmond Barton, Anja Delaquis, Mycala Gill, Michael Kalaparambath, Oksana Nikitenko,...

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TransMileno bus

MGA Student Case Study: TransMilenio

January 27, 2022

Master of Global Affairs students Tiolúwani Aderibigbe, Larissa Chan, Samara Lewis,Tabitha Oni, and Divya Rajagopal analyze the benefits of the Latin American transportation service, TransMilenio. TransMilenio operates in Bogotá, Columbia, and provides a valuable service to many. The system’s implementation...

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Pesos

MGA Student Case Study: Making the Case: Konfio

January 27, 2022

Researchers on the Kofino case study include Master of Global Affairs students Yazen Abed, Renae Appadurai, Ishraq Fazal, Reeba Khan, Sariel Lei, and Melanie Sarmiento. Mexico’s wealth gap is particularly large, creating income inequality and difficulties for getting approved for...

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Oil protest

Teresa Kramarz and Munk One / PCJ / Reach students collaborate on book chapter for Palgrave — Community Vulnerability to Extractive Industry Disasters

January 27, 2022

Teresa Kramarz and Munk School students, Atharv Agrawal, Jonathan Banfield, Suehyun Cho, and Eric Zhao, collaborated on a book chapter for Palgrave published on December 30, 2021. Community Vulnerability to Extractive Industry Disasters discusses the importance of understanding the factors...

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Cross-country Exposure: Analysis of the MY2022 Olympics app

January 18, 2022

This Citizen Lab report analyzes the MY2022, an app mandated for use by all attendees of the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing. The report shows that the app has a simple but devastating flaw where encryption protecting users’ voice audio...

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