This thesis aimed at developing both single product and composite measures of financial inclusion and to establish how it links to welfare and vulnerability to poverty in Kenya. This is motivated by the need to raise financial inclusion to the universal level even though the attainment of this goal is impaired by lack of an appropriate measure of financial inclusion.
AUWCL students participate annually in the World Trade Organization (WTO) Moot Court competition sponsored by the European Law Students Association (ELSA) in collaboration with the WTO. The ELSA Moot Court Competition (EMC2) is a simulated hearing of the Dispute Settlement System of the World Trade Organization. The competition was open to teams from around the globe, giving them the opportunity to present their legal skills and knowledge of WTO law in front of WTO and trade law experts.
The WTO Chair in collaboration with the Doctoral School at UoM and the ICSTH organised a seminar on "Pitching Research", by Prof Faff, Professor and Director of Research at the UQ business School on Friday 27 July 2018.
Abstract: In short, the workshop identifies, explains and illustrates a simple structured framework/tool to successfully communicate the (early origins of) key elements of a research idea to an academic expert in the field. Accordingly, this tool provides a sound basis for planning a research publication strategy.