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Toward a More Competitive Economy in Ukraine
Closing Economic and Community Divides in Pankisi
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A Dairy Revival in Ukraine
Securing Her Land Rights in Tajikistan
Causing a Stir in Georgia
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Committing to Integrating WASH in Healthcare Facilities
Partnering to Improve Lives in Frontier Economies
Chemonics at the 72nd World Health Assembly
Overview of Recent Blog Posts
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When Public Health Becomes A National Security Concern
Our Leadership.
Emet Mohr
Advancing Quality Education
Senior Vice President, East and Southern Africa	Emet Mohr
"The culture and the atmosphere at Chemonics really encourages people to take risks, encourages people to push beyond their limits. But it also rewards that with opportunities to do really interesting things and to really develop."
Mr. Mohr served as senior vice president for Caucasus and Central Asia and now serves as the senior vice president for East and Southern Africa. He has broad experience leading program design and implementation throughout Europe and Eurasia, particularly in Georgia, where he was chief of party for an innovative education project. As an education development specialist, Mr. Mohr has conducted technical assignments, from Jordan to Peru, and helped build the education practice at Chemonics. In addition to serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Morocco, he has a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and has completed graduate coursework in education at the University of Virginia and George Mason University.
Blog Posts by Emet Mohr
Creating a Win-Win for Youth and the Private Sector
Across the world, 13.6 percent of youth are unemployed and almost 20 percent, or 260 million, are out of school. For those who manage to find a job, a staggering 17.1 percent still live below the extreme poverty threshold. The truth is that there are still too many young people who lack the education, skills,…
To Lower Youth Unemployment, Play the Matchmaker
This blog post was originally published by Making Cents International as part of their Future of Work blog series ahead of the Youth Economic Opportunities Summit. Youth unemployment is a huge issue in the developing world. According to the International Labour Organization, 71 million youth were estimated to be unemployed in 2016 and 37 percent of working…
Teacher Learning Circles: A Locally Owned Complement to Coaching
Coaching is a welcomed response to the need for active and continuous teacher professional development, which is linked to student achievement gains. Coaching provides significant short-term impact on instruction, but comes with potential long-term sustainability issues due to its high price tag and possible lack of local ownership. Teacher learning circles (TLCs) can serve as…
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