CROP YouTube Channel
CROP has created its own YouTube channel and our first video project is called "Visualising Poverty Research".
“Visualising Poverty Research” consists of a short video summary of the project followed by a series of 5-minute interviews where renowned scholars in the field give their input on the reasons behind, and possible solutions to, current poverty problems. The videos can be accessed from this page or be viewed directly on CROP's YouTube Channel
Visualising poverty research - the project:
Prof. Thomas Pogge (Yale University, USA):
Prof. Elma Montaña (Director Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research, URUGUAY):
Economist Varun Gauri (The World Bank):
Prof. David Hulme (University of Manchester, UK):
Prof. Alberto Minujin (New School, NY, USA):
Prof. Norman Duncan (University of Pretoria, South Africa):
Prof. Etienne Nel (University of Otago, New Zealand):
Prof. Tor Halfdan Aase (University of Bergen, Norway):
Prof. Maria Petmesidou (Democritus University of Thrace, Greece):
Aldrie Henry-Lee (University of the West Indies, Jamaica):
Prof. Jacqueline O'Reilly (University of Brighton, UK):
Enrique Delamonica (UNICEF, Nigeria):
Prof. Emeritus Francis Wilson (South Africa):
Prof. Sakiko Fukuda-Parr (USA):
Prof. Jeremy Seekings (South Africa):
Prof. Teresita Cruz del Rosario (National University of Singapore):
Prof. Chris Tapscott (University of the Western Cape, South Africa):
Prof. Olle Törnquist (University of Oslo, Norway):
