Results for research on: Latin America

Telling a Sustainable Story: An Agribusiness Start-Up Stands Apart

Telling a Sustainable Story: An Agribusiness Start-Up Stands Apart

Conscientious consumers are repeatedly encouraged to eat local, buy organic, seek out fair trade labels and ask about the traceability of a product’s supply chain. As sales of organic and ethically labeled products rise, companies both large and small have focused...

Carissa De Young – Rackham Fellowship

Carissa De Young – Rackham Fellowship

The Erb Institute welcomes you to join us in celebrating a recent award for one of our new Erber's, Carissa De Young. Carissa is a newly-minted recipient of the Rackham Non-Traditional Fellowship. A path that started with a week long service trip to Mexico as a 15...

Lessons Outside the Classroom and in the Amazon

Lessons Outside the Classroom and in the Amazon

Since September 2015, students from the Ross School of Business and Erb Institute have worked on consulting projects for Shared-X, an agricultural social-venture startup supporting increased prosperity for smallholder farmers. As part of this action-based education,...

Erb Students featured in Chilean News for Ross MAP Solar Project

Erb Students featured in Chilean News for Ross MAP Solar Project

A Michigan Ross MAP team was featured in EMOL Economy for their work on a solar research project with The Chilean Association of Solar Energy (Acesol) this spring. The Ross students on the team include Nick Barrett (Erb MBA/MS '18), Andrew Dabrowski (MBA '17),...

Panamanian Women Embrace Microcredit for Improved Lives

Panamanian Women Embrace Microcredit for Improved Lives

This blog was originally posted on the Cultivating Change: Agriculture and Food Security Blog. Ian Robinson recently returned from a Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) assignment in Panama working with another Partners’ project called EducaFuturo. Below he shares his experience:...