Thanks to a grant from the All In Challenge, supply-chain faculty members — including CARISCA team member Katy Keane — and several students at ASU have been spending the last year working on ways to get food to hungry people. Read more in ASU News Header photo by Joel Muniz on Unsplash
In an opinion piece on the Devex website, Arizona State University President Michael Crow weighs in on the importance of higher education partnerships in meeting global development challenges, including projects like CARISCA. Photo by Barrett Ward on Unsplash
KNUST Professor Abdul Samed Muntaka is making the most of his educational opportunities and paving the way for others KNUST Professor Abdul Samed Muntaka is making the most of his educational opportunities and paving the way for others. When Abdul Samed Muntaka’s mother tried to enroll him in Aboabo Local Authority elementary school in Kumasi, …
Dear Colleagues, The Center for Applied Research and Innovation in Supply Chain Africa CARISCA) is an opportunity to improve supply chains in Ghana and across Africa and build institutions, structures, processes, and research capacity that can increase inclusion and improve the lives of Africans. In CARISCA’s first six months, we laid the operational groundwork that …
The Center for Applied Research and Innovation in Supply Chain Africa’s Executive Director, Dr. Dale Rogers, weighs in on new gains, increased costs, and UPS’s recent decision to sell its freight business in Marketplace Morning Report’s article: Shipping company profits and costs have increased amid pandemic e-commerce boom. Photo by Zetong Li, Unsplash
