Monica Cuba

Monica Cuba
Practical Action

Monica Cuba is responsible for Gender and Knowledge Management in Practical Action’s Bolivia Office, where she has been working from 2010. Cuba manages a training in advocacy (London and Peru); and courses and experience in the management of tools and methodologies under the approaches of gender, popular education and risk management. Cuba holds a master’s degree in Intelligent Communication and a degree in Social Communication and Political Science. Cuba has nearly 20 years of experience in communication for development.

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Monday
September 21
2020

Heather Esper / Vava Angwenyi / Monica Cuba / Matthew Guttentag / Mallory St. Claire

Flipping the Script: Why Small and Growing Businesses Should Lead the Researchers – Not the Other Way Around

All too often, global development research hinges on the interest of researchers, rather than the knowledge needs of small and growing businesses and their impacted communities. This can leave entrepreneurs with plenty of reports, but no practical tools for continuing to collect and use data themselves. Analysts at the William Davidson Institute, Gente Del Futuro, Practical Action and ANDE propose a better approach: letting small businesses lead the way.

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Technology

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business development, research, William Davidson Institute

NextBillion - An Initiative of the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

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Monica Cuba
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Flipping the Script: Why Small and Growing Businesses Should Lead the Researchers – Not the Other Way Around

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Monica CubaPractical Action

Articles by Monica Cuba

Flipping the Script: Why Small and Growing Businesses Should Lead the Researchers – Not the Other Way Around

Monica Cuba
Practical Action