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Research: Prosperity

A leading thinker on prosperity Professor Moore challenges traditional economic models of growth arguing that to flourish communities, businesses and governments need to engage with diversity and work within environmental limits. She is the Director of University College London’s Institute for Global Prosperity and the Chair of the London Prosperity Board.

Kenyan General Elections 2022: A game of pledges, promises and service to self-interest

Africa

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Pathways to Urban Equality through the Sustainable Development Goals: Modes of Extreme Poverty, Resilience, and Prosperity

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Exploring animal husbandry in smallholder dairy systems in Ethiopia using Photovoice

Africa

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Exploring the composition and structure of milk and meat value chains, food safety risks and governance in the Addis Ababa and Oromia regions of Ethiopia

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Social and cultural conditions affecting the mental health of Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian adolescents living in and around Bar Elias, Lebanon

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Local Meanings and “Sticky” Measures of the Good Life: Redefining prosperity with and for communities in east London

UK

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Sustained Citizen Science From Research to Solutions: A New Impact Model for the Social Sciences

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Prosperity for Whom? Systemic Injustice and the UK Economy

UK

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Dairy product consumption behaviour of Addis Ababa city households: A multivariate probit model approach

Africa

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Prosperity Report - El Mina, Tripoli

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Milk and meat consumption patterns and the potential risk of zoonotic disease transmission among urban and peri-urban dairy farmers in Ethiopia

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Conceptualising and Measuring Prosperity

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Decentralised renewable energy: a pathway to prosperity for Lebanon?

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This chapter reviews the current state of play on energy and prosperity in Lebanon. The focus is on opportunities for decentralised renewable energy (RE) to not only address Lebanon’s insufficient energy supply but to incite whole systems change in Lebanon to address the compounding challenges of mass displacement, changing climate and economic crises.

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Assembling prosperity in a post-Covid United Kingdom: New approaches to levelling up

UK

Livelihood analysis and citizen-led understandings of prosperity have useful analytical potential to investigate the impact of policies, infrastructure, institutions, social support and democratic engagement on quality of life, beyond traditional income and economic growth measures.

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Citizen Social Science and Pathways to Prosperity: Co-designing Research and Impact in Beirut, Lebanon

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Towards Prosperity: Reinvigorating Local Economies through Universal Basic Services

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As we enter a new decade the future is increasingly uncertain. This paper focuses on interpreting existing research on localism and the foundational economy in light of recent discussions concerning Universal Basic Services. We argue that localisation of basic services should form the basis of a new industrial strategy for the 2020’s.

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Towards a shared prosperity: co-designing solutions in Lebanon’s spaces of displacement

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This article argues that a citizen science and participatory planning approach to infrastructure can lead to significant outcomes for improving quality of life, as well as building pathways to shared prosperity in diverse urban environments.

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Understanding Prosperity in East London: Local Meanings and “Sticky” Measures of the Good Life

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How prosperity is conceptualized and measured is more than an intellectual exercise. This is not simply because indicators and metrics have powerful knowledge and governance effects. Fields of action, and thereby possibilities for change, are limited or enabled by the concepts and language that citizens, policy makers, governments, and academics use to theorize, act on and measure prosperity.

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Whose business is prosperity?

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Henrietta L. Moore argues that business needs to deliver sustainable prosperity for people and planet

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'Super-diversity and the prosperous society'

UK

Drawing on ethnographic material from East London, the authors contend that, in super-diverse places, ethnic diversity could become a valuable aspect of community life, while inequalities in social, cultural and symbolic capital become central points of social antagonism to the detriment of prosperity.

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'Global Prosperity and Sustainable Development Goals'

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There is no single route to prosperity; diversity of objectives is essential and fundamental. Learning from initiatives in the Global South, such as the case of agroecology, might pave the way towards this paradigm shift.

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The next big challenge!

UK

Henrietta L. Moore has been appointed to lead the new Institute of Global Prosperity at University College London (UCL). The institute will be part of The Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment in October when Professor Moore joins UCL.

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