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Elevate Society from Poverty to PROSPERITY

Enrol in this course to understand the factors that influence economic development and the different development paths that countries across the world have taken.

23-27 May 2022, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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23-27 May 2022 at
The Grand Excelsior Hotel 
Al Mateena St - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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About this Course

Poverty to Prosperity Understanding Economic Development

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How can poor societies become prosperous and overcome obstacles to do so? In this economics course you will have the opportunity to learn about the role of government and the key political, social, and economic processes that elevate any society from poverty to prosperity.

This course will discuss and examine the following topics:

  • The role of government and the key political, social and economic processes that affect development;

  • Why societies need polities that are both centralised and inclusive, and the process by which these polities develop;

  • The social factors that are necessary for development, including the importance of identities, norms, and narratives;

  • The impact of economic processes on development, including discussion about how government policies can either promote or inhibit the exploitation of scale and specialisation;

  • The external conditions for development, including trade flows, capital flows, labour flows and international rules for governance.

Enrol in this course to understand the factors that influence economic development and the different development paths that countries across the world have taken.

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What you will learn 

At the end of this training program participants will learn the following:

  • Identify internal political, social, and economic factors that influence development;

  • Understand how external influences can impact the internal political, social, and economic processes;

  • Understand the varied paths of development that different countries have taken;

  • Apply the concepts learned by completing a final assignment that allows learners to practice the analysis of development challenges using the concepts of the course.

Who Should Attend?

  • MPs, Heads of government departments and ministries 

  • Poverty change activists and Non-Governmental Organisations who want a concise overview of the current trends and emerging solutions to tackle poverty.

  • Sustainable development practitioners – as well as private-sector actors, such as those who work in corporate sustainability and responsibility or poverty reduction strategies and policies – who need to understand how current trends and emerging solutions in poverty reduction are being implemented & made successful.

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Course Syllabus

Day 1  Module 1

Monday

23 May 2022

From Anarchy to a centralised State:

 

Economic development needs policies that are centralised and inclusive. No society starts with such a policy. Starting from anarchy, what determines whether a centralised state emerges?

Day 2  Module 2

Tuesday

24 May 2022

From centralised to Inclusive States:

 

Economic development needs polities that are centralised and inclusive. No society starts with such a polity. What are the factors that develop a centralised state into an inclusive one?

Day 3  Module 3

Wednesday

25 May 2022

Aligning Power, Identities and Narratives:

 

Economic development needs an alignment between power and identities. What happens when power and identities are misaligned and how can that misalignment be addressed?

Day 4  Module 4

Thursday

26 May 2022

Growth through Urbanisation and Industrialisation:

 

Economic development depends upon exploiting scale and specialisation, but poor societies start with neither. How can government policies promote or inhibit the exploitation of scale and specialisation?