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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2013 · 42 MIN

New Models to End Extreme Poverty

from Inside Social Innovation · host Featuring Jake Harriman

"Poverty is not just about an economic challenge. Extreme poverty is a condition where families cannot make meaningful choices to determine their own future." The role of Nuru is to put those choices back on the table. In this audio interview, Jonathan Chang speaks with Jake Harriman, Founder and CEO of Nuru International. Nuru works to raise awareness of poverty in the developed world. At the same time they foster self-sufficiency in remote rural communities in East Africa. From combat operations in Iraq to Stanford Business to rural Ethiopia, Harriman traces his personal path towards sustainable solutions to poverty. This show was recorded as part of the Impact Innovators series, in which we speak with some of the most important players in the world of impact investments.   https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/new_models_to_end_extreme_poverty

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