thinking about the future of the built environment
World Economic Forum Africa 2009
Voting has just closed on the public Drivers of Change voting site for the World Economic Forum on Africa 2009 event. Over 2200 votes were cast, with a bias towards economic / political drivers, with "infrastructure" getting over 10 percent of the votes.
The top three votes per category are listed below with the full list available in this text file.
SOCIAL:
Social Enterprise [131]
Education & Skills Development [75]
NIGER DELTA CRISIS [72]
TECHNOLOGY:
Energy infrastructure [32]
Lower cellphone rates [26]
Public information access [23]
ENVIRONMENT:
Water management [34]
Population Control and Ecosystem Sustainability [27]
climate change [16]
ECONOMIC:
Infrastructure [242]
Intra-Africa Trade [154]
Energy Security [118]
POLITICAL:
Moral and Ethical Executive Leadership [159]
Corruption and Bribery [158]
Transparency & Accountability [44]
The top three votes per category are listed below with the full list available in this text file.
SOCIAL:
Social Enterprise [131]
Education & Skills Development [75]
NIGER DELTA CRISIS [72]
TECHNOLOGY:
Energy infrastructure [32]
Lower cellphone rates [26]
Public information access [23]
ENVIRONMENT:
Water management [34]
Population Control and Ecosystem Sustainability [27]
climate change [16]
ECONOMIC:
Infrastructure [242]
Intra-Africa Trade [154]
Energy Security [118]
POLITICAL:
Moral and Ethical Executive Leadership [159]
Corruption and Bribery [158]
Transparency & Accountability [44]
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Comment by Jennifer Greitschus on June 22, 2009 at 12:43pm -
Hi Duncan
This is very interesting in view of the topics that were selected for the DoC Poverty cards. It shows that Alice and the team were on the right track.
Jennifer
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