The Coumpounders Project

Hi Guys, I am so excited to announce that I have just been approved for publishing my curried academic journal for my paper. It will take 2-3 month for my paper to be published so I wanted to upload it here so you guys can read it early!  Countries worldwide are seeking new ways to advance and strengthen their economies by investing in the education of their youth. The 20th and 21st centuries have been a vital time for innovation, growth, and change. Many of these developments rely on a nation's ability to cultivate and develop a skilled, adaptable, and efficient workforce. The future of these economies depends on the younger generation, making education systems an integral part of the economy. Investing in education is a way a nation can ensure economic stability and long-term growth for years to come, so countries should prioritize investing in education to allow the nation to progress and have the capacity to compete on an international scale. Countries that prioritize and devel...

 Hey Guys!  I wanted to announce that I am working with Professor Kara McCray from the University of South Carolina on a research project about comparing 2 different education systems in the United States and Singapore.  I have almost finished my research paper and I will make sure to keep you guys updated on my pubication journey, but today I wanted to talk about comparing 2 developed countries instead of talking about 3rd world countries all the time.  I have been researching a lot about the United States and Singapore and working on this paper, but I also wanted to allow you guys to get a shorter and easier to read version here!  Countries that prioritize and develop policies about money, structure, and education can ensure a future for innovative thinkers and problem solvers. This is especially evident in developed countries, such as Singapore and the United States, which have access to resources and the means to invest in their education infrastructure. Sin...

 Vietnam is a nation located in Southeast southeast asia. From its centuries-long fight for independence to its rapid rise as one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies. This blog will dive deeper of  how Vietnam’s government works, how its people live, and where its future challenges lie. Stretching over 1,000 miles along the South China Sea, Vietnam’s geography is as diverse as its people. The country is commonly divided into three main regions: Northern Vietnam is the political heart of the nation. Hanoi is the capital. The Red River Delta provides fertile farmland and a deep sense of cultural tradition. But venture north toward the mountains of Hà Giang or Cao Bằng, and the modern energy of Hanoi fades into rural isolation. Here, roads are scarce, clinics are few, and schools struggle to retain teachers. Central Vietnam i home to the ancient city of Hue and the rapidly modernizing port of da nang This region’s coastline attracts tourism, yet it remains vulnerable to...

  Hi everyone! In our previous blog I talked about Haiti's economy and touched on some policy gaps in Haiti. This blog I want to talk about the policy gaps in Haiti more in depth, and even offer potential solutions. I will mostly talk about education and healthcare policy gaps in Haiti.  In the previous blog I talked about Haiti has 10 administrative departments: Ouest, Artibonite, Nord, Nord-Est, Nord Quest, Centre, Sud, Grand'Anse, Nippes, and Sud-Est. Ouest is the center of Haiti's deepest policy crisis. Although It contains the highest number of schools and hospitals, and infrastructure, many of these facilities ar private facilities, which many of Haiti's residents cannot afford. 80% percent of schools are also private schools, and depend on families to pay in order to get access to education, but over half of Haiti's population lives below the poverty line. This means that thousands of the new young generations living in Haiti do not have access to education. ...

 Hi guys, today we are gonna talk about Haiti! In this post I am going to talk about a culturally and historically rich nation, burdened by systemic gaps in healthcare, education, and economic development.I will explore Haiti’s  geography, history, economy , and  regional disparities , with a special focus on how limited public policy and external pressures continue to shape daily life for Haitian citizens. Haiti is a small country located in the Caribbean Sea, including a third of the western third of Hispaniola. Majority of Haiti's population are descended from enslaved Africans. Haiti was previously controlled by France, while under France's control Haiti produced 60 percent of the world's coffee supple and 40 percent of the world sugar supply. During the late 1700's the Haitian revolution began, and by 1804 Haiti declared its independence. However, although this victory meant a new sense of independence, many problems arose that are still untreated today. These prob...

Hi everyone! In the previous blog, we discussed Nigeria's economy and highlighted specific policy gaps the country faces. These policy gaps ultimately result in significant challenges: limited access to education and healthcare, poor infrastructure, poverty rates, and high crime rates. In this blog, we will dive deeper into these problems and the government policies that have been created to address these problems, yet they have some weaknesses.   I am first going to talk about the Middle Belt and the problems it faces. In the previous blog, I discussed how the Middle Belt used to be the least developed region in Nigeria, but due to government efforts, the region has gained significant attention from the local population due to its fertile lands and economic activity in tin mining. Although this area has rapidly developed some of the biggest problems it faces are: limited access to education and healthcare, poor infrastructure, and violence.  Violence is common in the Middle B...