Africa

Children in LIberia
Project Healthy Children works with governments and manufacturers to bring fortified foods to people at risk.
Stanford GSB students in Africa
Grant created to encourage African citizens with a commitment to the continent’s development to pursue an MBA at Stanford.
speakers at the Stanford Africa Forum
Michael Ugwu explains the challenges, and opportunities, of building a company in Lagos.
Mitchell Elegbe, CEO of Interswitch Ltd
The for-profit sector steps up to play its role in Africa’s economic development.
Osamuyimen Stewart
Combining high and low tech, IBM's famous R&D lab tackles the challenges of a rapidly urbanizing continent.
Mana RUTF package
A new study finds that a different approach to food-relief efforts in the developing world could save more lives.
nurse attending a patient using Gradian equipment
How a New York-based company is trying to make surgery in the developing world a lot easier.
Guys on a moped with birds overhead
A Stanford GSB student looks at the value of renewable energy in the developing world.
Endeavor
A collaboration with Endeavor Global helps high-impact entrepreneurs build their skills.
Kwabena Amporful
Kwabena Amporful looks to improve education in his native Ghana, and beyond.

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Children in LIberia
Project Healthy Children works with governments and manufacturers to bring fortified foods to people at risk.
Stanford GSB students in Africa
Grant created to encourage African citizens with a commitment to the continent’s development to pursue an MBA at Stanford.
speakers at the Stanford Africa Forum
Michael Ugwu explains the challenges, and opportunities, of building a company in Lagos.
Mitchell Elegbe, CEO of Interswitch Ltd
The for-profit sector steps up to play its role in Africa’s economic development.
Osamuyimen Stewart
Combining high and low tech, IBM's famous R&D lab tackles the challenges of a rapidly urbanizing continent.
nurse attending a patient using Gradian equipment
How a New York-based company is trying to make surgery in the developing world a lot easier.
Guys on a moped with birds overhead
A Stanford GSB student looks at the value of renewable energy in the developing world.
Endeavor
A collaboration with Endeavor Global helps high-impact entrepreneurs build their skills.
Kwabena Amporful
Kwabena Amporful looks to improve education in his native Ghana, and beyond.
John McCarthy photo
Paralegals can be critical in countries that are short on courts and lawyers. A nonprofit called Namati is helping to bring them there.

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Mana RUTF package
A new study finds that a different approach to food-relief efforts in the developing world could save more lives.
For millions of people across Africa, motorcycles can be a key to effective health care. A well-maintained fleet of vehicles and motorcycles to connect patients, medical expertise, and medicine is sometimes the most vital link in the health delivery supply chain. A new case written for the Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum describes one successful program.