Sangu Delle: In praise of macro -- yes, macro -- finance in Africa
Sangu Dele: U čast makro-finansiranja u Africi
Sangu Delle is an entrepreneur and clean water activist. A TED Fellow who hails from Ghana, he sees incredible potential in the African economy. Full bio
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in Africa are not working very well.
ne uspijevaju baš najbolje.
in African development-related aid
u posljednjih 60 godina dodijeljeni Africi
is lower than it was in the 1970s.
danas je niži nego 1970-e.
the IMF and the World Bank --
monetarni fond i Svjetska banka,
a ne za pomoć,
shows little empirical evidence
ne daju puno opipljivih dokaza
rasta ekonomije.
silver bullet is microcredit.
mikrokredit.
on this romanticized idea
za ovu romantičarsku ideju
is an entrepreneur.
preduzetnik.
in 40-plus countries across Africa
kroz preko 40 afričkih zemalja
want jobs instead.
želi posao.
zaboravimo male preduzednike.
pan-African titans
pan-afričkih velikana,
Mo Ibrahim.
he founded Celtel International in '98
što je '98. osnovao Celtel International,
cellular provider
telefonije
across 14 African countries by 2004.
afričkih zemalja do 2004. godine.
than the everyman entrepreneur model,
po kojem je običan čovjek preduzetnik,
of diffusion and knowledge-sharing.
i razmjene znanja.
leads to growth through competition.
među glumcima i manjim preduzećima.
to each of 500 banana farmers
500 uzgajivača banana,
their surplus bananas
at the local market.
na lokalnom tržištu.
to one savvy entrepreneur
jednom, razumnom preduzetniku,
that yields 40 percent additional income
koja će obezbijediti 40% dodatnog prihoda
and creates 50 additional jobs.
i otvoriti novih 50 radnih mjesta.
Kenyan entrepreneur Eric Muthomi
iz Kenije - Erika Mutomija,
factory called Stawi
fabriku za agro-preradu,
banana-based flour and baby food.
bez glutena, i hranu za bebe.
to create value for not only its owners
kako bi donio profit ne samo vlasnicima,
an ownership in the business.
koji imaju udio u poslovanju.
and try to help him become a Mo Ibrahim,
da postane novi Mo Ibrahim,
local and global partnerships,
lokalna i globalna partnerstva,
during the Berlin Conference of 1884 --
1884. godine --
were not exactly consulted --
mi Afrikanci nijesmo pitali ništa --
with small populations:
malim brojem stanovnika:
Cape Verde, 500,000.
Obala Slonovače, 500000.
with trade barriers and other impediments,
barijerama i drugim preprekama.,
across the continent
po čitavom kontinentu
Evropljani ograničili.
outweigh the challenges,
nadmašuju sve izazove,
Stawi's markets from just Kenya
marketa Stavi iz Kenije
and anywhere else that will buy our food.
i svuda đe će ljudi kupovati našu hranu.
empower farmers, create jobs,
sigurnosti hrane, osposobiti farmere,
pomoći razvoj ekonomije,
and we hope to become rich in the process.
achieve the same feel-good
to buy a goat on kiva.org,
da kupi kozu preko interneta,
higher-impact entrepreneurs
preduzetnika sa snažnijim uticajem,
that scale pan-Africa
na čitavom prostoru pan-Afrike,
for which our forebearers fought
borili naši preci
ekonomske slobode.
for economic freedom
borbu za ekonomsku slobodu
svjetske klase,
so desperately need,
trebamo,
sve ovo ostvari.
this is strong rhetoric.
retorika, naravno.
between microcredit
između mikrokredita i redovnih ulaganja,
and growing regular investment.
a role for microcredit at all?
uloga za mikrokredite?
innovative way
inovativan način
to the bottom of the pyramid.
i na dno piramide.
suočavamo u Africi,
at the Marshall Plan
200 dolara.
and we need jobs.
potrebni su nam poslovi.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Sangu Delle - EntrepreneurSangu Delle is an entrepreneur and clean water activist. A TED Fellow who hails from Ghana, he sees incredible potential in the African economy.
Why you should listen
Born in Ghana, Sangu Delle's childhood home was a refuge for victims of torture and violence from neighboring Liberia and Sierra Leone. Delle graduated from Harvard College with highest honors in African Studies and Economics. He was awarded the Soros Fellowship and pursued a Juris Doctor of Law and MBA at Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School, respectively.
At Harvard, enrolling in the Social Engagement Initiative program that bridged the academic study and practical service gap, Delle co-founded cleanacwa (formerly the African Development Initiative) in 2007, which today is currently working to bring clean water and sanitation to over 200,000 people in 160 villages in the Ayensuano, Suhum and Nandom districts in Ghana. Delle is also passionate about mental health and wellness, and was a founding member of Harvard University’s Mental Health Alumni Special Interest Group.
Delle has previously worked at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Valiant Capital Partners. Convinced that the real needs of communities can best be met through entrepreneurship, in 2008 he founded an investment holding company, Golden Palm Investments(GPI) to fund promising start-ups that can have social impact and generate jobs. GPI has backed technology startups such as Andela, Flutterwave and mPharma. GPI has also built a portfolio of greenfield companies in healthcare, agriculture and financial services. Delle serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GPI.
Delle has received several international accolades including being named a 2016 finalist for “Young CEO of the Year” by the Africa CEO Forum, Africa’s “Young Person of the Year” in 2014 by the Future Africa Awards, selected as a 2014 TEDGlobal Fellow, Forbes’ top 30 most promising entrepreneurs in Africa and Euromoney’s “Africa’s Rising Stars” award. Institut Choiseul and Forbes Afrique named Delle as one of the top “100 Economic Leaders in Africa” in 2015. Mic named Delle as one of 9 entrepreneurs in the millennial generation making a difference.
Delle is a Trustee of the Peddie School in NJ and serves on the Advisory Board and chairs the Leadership Council of Harvard University’s Center for African Studies. He also serves on the inaugural West Africa Advisory Group of the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University.
Delle loves the outdoors and trekked Mount Everest in 2013 and summited Kilimanjaro during the summer of 2015.
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