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The Digital Demands of the Displaced: Don’t track me, don’t expose me, don’t cut me off

March 9, 2017May 20, 2019 IBGC 0 Comment cash, CEME, CEME Senior Fellows, data privacy, digital economy, Facebook, Financial Inclusion, financial inclusion gap, Financial Journey of Refugees, Kim Wilson, p2p transactions, refugees, The Fletcher School

by Kim Wilson, CEME Senior Fellow & Lecturer, The Fletcher School Predictably, the long tentacles of financial inclusion have coiled

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Beautiful weather today for the first day of class @FletcherSchool ☀️📚👩🏾‍🏫

Wishing our #FletcherStudents in the MIB & GBA programs all the best for the new semester!

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#FletcherMALD grad @DupontKev2 spent last summer in Qatar, creating a security-risk analysis & national strategy for businesses wishing to enter the politically-tense region

The project was made possible by the Experiential Learning Fund.

Read more here:
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21 May

"Life [on the Digital Planet] can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards."-Søren Kierkegaard (updated for the digital era)

@RSC_vedi decodes the nuances of our digitally diverse world in his #egov2019 keynote

Watch his keynote below:
https://t.co/0qEY1KSptv

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21 May

A research team at @FletcherSchool has looked at how #Estonia, #Israel, #NewZealand, #SouthKorea and #UnitedKingdom perform against Smart Society benchmarks, @RSC_vedi presents at #egov2019

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