Articles What A Box of Sea Cucumbers Teaches Us About Foreign Aid “If the Chinese can eat this for the last 2,000 years, it means that the Haitian can export it for another 2,000 years forward.”Tate WatkinsMay 30, 2012
Articles Dealbreaker: She Always Agreed With Me Lauren was agreeable. About everything. And as we hung out more and more, her unswerving acquiescence only grew—and so did my urge to push back.Tate WatkinsLiz MamontMay 19, 2012
Articles Defusing Africa's Population Bomb: There's No Need to Fear Nigerian Babies Debunking the latest batch of population hysteria—this time, sub-Saharan Africa's big families have Chicken Littles losing their cool.Tate WatkinsApr 18, 2012
Articles Fighting Famines with Markets: In Ethiopia, an Exchange Empowers Rural Farmers A modern commodity exchange improved the lot of Ethiopia's smallholder farmers. Now the model is spreading across Africa.Tate WatkinsApr 15, 2012
Articles Cuckoo for Cocoa Processing: Making Chocolate—Not Just Picking It—Helps Madagascar Develop Madécasse’s high-quality export model can help developing countries boost their economies.Tate WatkinsFeb 09, 2012
Articles How Oliberté, the Anti-TOMS, Makes Shoes and Jobs in Africa “At Oliberté, we believe Africa can compete on a global scale, but it needs a chance."Tate WatkinsJan 20, 2012