Jobs

Disclosure, stigma, and HIV care among sex workers and men who have sex with men living with HIV in Jamaica

Social norms, female labour force participation and marriage decisions in Jordan

Our study in Amman looks beyond economics to the social norms shaping women's choices.

Meaningful Work and Livelihoods in the Context of Online Freelancing Through Digital Platforms: A Kenya Case Study

This study examines how Kenyan online freelancers find meaning in precarious platform work, distinguishing task-level from livelihood-level meaning.

Overcoming the "Go Bigger" Conundrum in Biotechnology

Mauricio Roldan taught biotechnologists how to scale up their bioprocesses in Ensenada, Mexico

AI Organizations Without Managers: When Hierarchy Becomes Obsolete

AI dissolves organizational hierarchies by replacing managers with real-time intelligence systems, reshaping work, accountability, and inequality.

The Algorithm Divide: Why Developing Nations Risk Being Left Behind Forever

The key question now isn’t which nation is the most efficient producer, but which nation has access to the algorithm economy.

Hidden Debts, Missing Assets: What the Spring Meetings Forgot

Debt transparency is advancing. But, until the world measures hidden assets too, the financial system will keep solving for the wrong equation.

Rethinking How We Address Gendered Workplace Violence in Primary Healthcare Settings: A Dialogue with Abi Badru

Convened by the Imarisha consortium and PSI, the dialogue explored how to address the gender dimensions of workplace violence in PHC settings

What We Had Missed about Work During COVID-19 in Nigeria

COVID-19 deepened gender inequality in Nigeria’s labour market, with women facing sharper job losses and slower recovery than men.

Small AI, Big Results

How accessible, task‑focused AI tools can advance more equitable and sustainable development.