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You cannot change culture without changing how the business works

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By Baobab Africa
| Baobab Africa Online
By Trudie Keys, Executive Associate at Change Logic Organisations talk about culture constantly, yet it can still be hard to pin down. We measure it through employee surveys, engagement scores and experience data. We compare teams, track whether scores are moving up or down and look at external benchmarks to understand how we compare with other organisations. I have learned not to treat culture scores as hard evidence but as indicators.
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IFAD, Benin sign US$37.1m deal to turn rural youth into climate-resilient agripreneurs

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By Baobab Africa
| Baobab Africa Online
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Government of the Republic of Benin have signed a US$37.1 million financing agreement for the Professional Integration and Agricultural Entrepreneurship Support Project (ProPEA), an eight-year initiative designed to equip rural young people with technical skills, expand decent job opportunities, and build resilient agricultural businesses.
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Beyond Survival: Severe malaria’s long-term toll on Ugandan children and families

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By Baobab Africa
| Baobab Africa Online
When nine-year-old James Ssemambo contracted severe malaria in Kitosi village, Koome Sub County, Mukono district, the illness affected far more than his physical health. His mother, Sarah Nankya, spent three days at a health centre with him, leaving work and her other children while the family absorbed additional costs for transport, treatment, and food. Even after James returned home, recovery took time. “My child missed school for over a week because of the illness.
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