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📅#SaveTheDate Looking forward to moderating this dynamic panel on "Leveling the Playing Field–Addressing Structural Inequalities to Accelerate Poverty Reduction in #Africa" We'll explore how to 🎯#EndPoverty 🌻Build prosperity tinyurl.com/mu56aka4 Ministry of Finance - Ethiopia Belinda Archibong

The U.S. President’s Emergency Relief Plan for AIDS Relief should be top of mind as Congress makes decisions on spending allocations and discretionary spending for the next few years, Belinda Archibong argues. brookings.edu/articles/pepfa…

2/2 The new World Bank report, Leveling the Playing Field, emphasizes tackling structural inequalities and offers a roadmap for policymakers in creating more inclusive opportunities. Download it here: wrld.bg/WCBc50UkqgA #EndPoverty Belinda Archibong Belmonde Dogo

Yesterday, I had the privilege of delivering closing remarks alongside Hassan Zaman at the event “Leveling the Playing Field: Addressing Structural Inequalities to Accelerate Poverty Reduction in Africa.” The event marked the launch of this critical publication that sheds light

The. U.S. launched PEPFAR in 2003 to combat HIV/AIDS worldwide. The program has not only saved millions of lives but also strengthened diplomatic relations and pandemic preparedness globally, Belinda Archibong explains. brookings.edu/articles/pepfa…

Dave Barno Nora Bensahel War on the Rocks NASA Svetla Ben-Itzhak Newsweek Hal Brands CNN Foreign Policy Vali Nasr Bloomberg @FilipeCampante The Washington Post Sinisa Vukovic PBS Jonas Nahm MIT Technology Review 9️⃣ The U.S. President’s Emergency Relief Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Delivers Outsized Returns—It Deserves More Funding 👥 Belinda Archibong on The Brookings Institution 🔗 brookings.edu/articles/pepfa… #AIDS #PEPFAR

This is a great program and recommend for African students interested in grad school in economics and related fields #EconTwitter

The key to African prosperity lies with its people—especially its youth and women, who have been a driving force for entrepreneurship and innovation. As Editor-in-Chief of Foresight Africa 2025-2030 at Brookings Global, I invite you to read Prof. Belinda Archibong’s Foresight Africa

For folks interested in the links between AI, climate change and gender equity, we're hosting a virtual event with Black Professionals in International Affairs-BPIA tomorrow, March 31 at 6pm ET with AI expert, the brilliant Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo and Mo Adefeso-Olateju, Fellows The Brookings Institution Details here: iabpia.org/event-6129821

This is possibly the most awesome move by a Nigerian politician in recent history.Senator Natasha Akpoti is an absolute badass and super inspired and impressed with how valiantly she’s fought back against sexual harassment and discrimination against women in Nigeria #Naijatwitter

And looking forward to a hopefully, fair, unbiased, just ruling from INEC Nigeria on this. Thanks again to Adeola Fayehun for excellent reporting on this

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🎙️In our latest episode of the #ForesightAfricaPodcast at The Brookings Institution, I’m joined by the brilliant Brookings Global Fellow and Johns Hopkins SAIS Professor Belinda Archibong to unpack how persistent inequalities, especially those affecting women and youth, undermine development across

📄 New G2LM|LIC paper: Using data from Nigeria’s job platform, Belinda Archibong Francis Annan Oyebola Okunogbe Anja Benshaul-Tolonen & Ify Oliobi show that co-ethnicity with hiring managers favors male applicants over their female counterparts. Read: bit.ly/4knVR5x Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office #EconTwitter