Tag: economic inequality

• The Impacts & Benefits of Tourism: Greening an Industry (Part 1)

  

  In November 2020 when we first officially launched The Sustainable Switch, our owner, Saige Friedman wrote a series on the impacts and benefits of tourism for Canadian adventure company Peak Adventure. These articles will now be available via our website and Peak Adventure’s Journal. Part 1 provides some background on the tourism industry and explores…

  Saige Friedman

  March 31, 2021

  Sustainable Tourism

  air travel, airports, America, arrivals, australia, backpacking, diversification, economic activities, economic growth, economic impacts, economic inequality, host community, infrastructure, job creation, leakages, local economy, Melbourne, North America, Olympics, risk, tourism, tourism impacts, tourism industry, travel, travelling, UN, United Nations

• Development & The World Bank: A Nigerian Case Study

  

  This article focuses on displacement in Nigeria specific to the World Bank. Introduction The modern world is made up of developed, developing, and underdeveloped countries. Some developed countries have been known to try and help those less developed, by assisting/funding their development. The World Bank is one organization that was established for this exact reason…

  Saige Friedman

  November 10, 2020

  Politics & Policy

  Africa, corruption, development projects, displacement, economic inequality, extreme poverty, global trends, Nigeria, partnership, poverty, resources, the world bank, United Nations