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A mortgage is a loan. It is a loan offered by banks and other financial institutions to homebuyers. The property is used as collateral for the loan. To get started, most banks will require a down payment of 20% of the value of the property. An advantage of taking a mortgage is that you own a little piece of the property every time you pay off the mortgage. Conversantly, this is not the case with…

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The Group of Seven (G-7) leaders are expected to ratchet up economic and political pressure on Russia when they convene at a summit in Italy later this week, with plans to roll out new loans to Ukraine from frozen Russian assets. They also plan to condemn Moscow’s growing ties to North Korea as well as China’s indirect support of the Russian war machine.

The plans for the upcoming summit, described by current and former officials familiar with draft G-7 communiques circulating among diplomats, are being pushed by embattled Western leaders eager to lock in foreign-policy wins in the face of major election hurdles at home. A G-7 leaders’ summit in 2025 could be drastically different and a lot more fractured depending on how elections go in the United States, United Kingdom, and now France—particularly if former U.S. President Donald Trump beats incumbent President Joe Biden in the U.S. elections in November.

“This is the last time this group will meet in this configuration with these leaders. I think that’s pretty clear,” said Josh Lipsky, a former advisor at the International Monetary Fund and now senior director at the Atlantic Council’s GeoEconomics Center. “It all conveys a sense of urgency and the stakes around this G-7.”

The G-7 summit also comes against the backdrop of Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza as well as strategic competition between the West and its rivals in Russia and China to curry favor and influence in the so-called global south. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has invited the leaders of at least a dozen non-G-7 countries to the upcoming summit, including Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, India, Kenya, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates.

The Biden administration’s top priority for the upcoming summit, which Biden himself is set to attend, is finalizing an agreement to provide around $50 billion in new loans to Ukraine using profits from Russian assets that have been frozen in the Western-dominated international financial system. The proposal has received widespread support in theory among countries opposed to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but it still faces a thicket of complex legal and financial hurdles.

Western countries froze around $280 billion in Russian financial assets following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the bulk of which is parked in Belgium, France, and Germany. EU officials have resisted efforts to seize the assets directly, fearing the precedent such a move would set for international markets, but they opened the door to allocating interest generated by these assets to Ukraine. The Biden administration’s plan calls for G-7 countries to issue Ukraine a $50 billion loan, seen as a critical lifeline for the country’s battered wartime economy, which would be paid back over the years by the interest from the frozen Russian assets. Those assets could generate around $2.7 billion to $3.7 billion a year in interest. Biden administration officials are still working to hash out the final details of the plan ahead of the summit.

Alongside this, the G-7 countries—the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom—are also expected to issue new statements condemning Russia’s deepening military ties with North Korea and send new warnings to Chinese banks to stop helping Moscow evade Western sanctions lest they face new sanctions themselves, the current and former officials said. The United States has so far avoided sanctioning major Chinese financial institutions, possibly fearing the impact on global financial markets, but Washington could choose to target smaller Chinese banks helping Russia skirt Western sanctions as a calculated response and opening warning shot.

“Our concern is that China is increasingly the factory of the Russian war machine,” Daleep Singh, the White House deputy national security advisor for international economics, said during an event at the Center for a New American Security. “You can call it the ‘arsenal of autocracy’ when you consider [that] Russia’s military ambitions threaten obviously the existence of Ukraine, but [also] increasingly European security, NATO, and trans-Atlantic security.”

The Biden administration’s push for major deliverables at the upcoming G-7 summit fits into a wider strategy the administration has taken to advance its foreign-policy agenda in more informal and ad hoc groupings of partners and allies as traditional multilateral institutions—such as the United Nations—are stuck in diplomatic gridlock. The administration has advanced its Indo-Pacific strategy through the Quad—a new partnership among Australia, India, Japan, and the United States—and security partnerships through the AUKUS arrangement with Australia and the United Kingdom.

While the Biden administration hopes to focus the G-7 summit on rallying more international support for Ukraine, it is also grappling with the ongoing crisis in the Middle East centered on Israel’s war against Hamas. Ongoing U.S. support for Israel in the war as the civilian death toll in Gaza mounts has opened Washington up to widespread criticism and accusations of hypocrisy, particularly from countries in the global south.

Countries including Colombia, Mexico, and Nicaragua have filed to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice over vehement opposition from Israel and the United States. Colombia, Bolivia, and Belize have severed diplomatic ties with Israel, and Brazil has withdrawn its ambassador. Russian state propaganda outlets have seized on the narrative of Western double standards about civilian casualties in Ukraine versus Gaza, and many analysts assess that the conflict in Gaza is aiding the Kremlin’s messaging to the global south on Western hypocrisy.

“The Ukraine war awakened us in the West to the fact that there’s work to do in the global south, but at least then we were on the side of the global majority,” said Nathalie Tocci, director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali Italian think tank and former special advisor to the EU’s foreign-policy chief.

“Now with Israel-Gaza, we just basically are in a shrinking minority,” she added. “We’re in a far, far more complicated spot than we were a year ago vis-à-vis the global south … and there’s now this total lack of credibility that the West has to deal with.”

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KUTRRH Cashier/Account Assistant Job

KUTRRH Cashier/Account Assistant Job Cashier/Account Assistant (6 Positions) Job, Latest Accounting Jobs In Kenya, REF – V/FT/109/2022  Position Summary Reporting to the Accountant, the Cashier exists to manage all cash transactions at KUTRRH. Duties & Responsibilities - Balancing daily cash accounts at the end of each day in the hospital. - Checking the daily cash balance. Solving all their cash-related queries. - Organizing all the work they do and maintaining the accounting records. - Reporting discrepancies they find within the accounts to their superiors. - Making daily, weekly and monthly transaction reports. - Cash checks for customers. - Calculate total payments received during a time period, and reconcile this with total sales. - Keep periodic balance sheets of amounts and numbers of transactions. - Compute and record totals of transactions. - Provides pricing information by answering questions. - Balances cash drawers by counting cash at the beginning and end of the shift in the hospital. - Verifies insurance acceptance by reviewing and recording insurance claims. Minimum Qualifications - A Diploma in Accounting from a recognized institution, - Bachelor’s Degree in Business or Finance related field will be an added advantage. - At least CPA Part I qualification. - Computer literacy. - Knowledge of business & management experience. - Knowledge of economic & accounting principles. - At least two years working experience as a cashier in a reputable organization. How to Apply If your background and competencies match the specifications of the above positions, please apply online via careers.kutrrh.go.ke OR send hard copies of your Application Letter, Curriculum Vitae, and Filled Application Form and Licence ONLY to the address below: The Chief Executive Officer Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital P.O. Box 7674 – 00100 GPO Nairobi For all applications, please indicate the subject as follows: JOB APPLICATION – . Please note that you must attach the Application Letter, CV, Filled Application Form (https://www.kutrrh.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/KUTRRH_Job_Application_Form_July_2022.pdf), and Practicing Licence when you apply online via the portal. - The deadline for the receipt of all applications is 12th August 2022. - Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. All successful candidates must fulfil the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, including; - Certificate of good conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations - Clearance Certificate from the Higher Education Loans Board (for University graduates only) - Tax Compliance Certificate from the KRA - Clearance from Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission - A report from an approved Credit Reference Bureau N.B: Looking For A New Job? Find Your Next Job With Us. Click Here To Register Your CV. It's Free. Cynthia Chebet2022-07-22T13:38:47+03:00 Read the full article

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Illustration Photo: Solar Freeze. This initiative integrates solar-powered cold storage solutions, mentorship programs and a mobile application to increase food security and secure the livelihoods of farmers. The direct beneficiaries include 3,000 smallholder farmers, of which 80% are women, who have reduced post-harvest losses by 95 percent. (credits: SDG Action Campaign / Flickr Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic (CC BY-ND 2.0))

D-PRIZE - Agriculture Challenges - Grow Farmer Profits through Post-Harvest Support

D-Prize will award up to $20,000 to teams that can create a new social enterprise that provides location-appropriate post-harvest loans and protection products to 100 smallholder farmers.

You must have a vision to grow quickly and serve at least 100,000 smallholder farmers within five years. Our award is meant to enable the first step toward this vision by supporting a small test pilot of the enterprise that serves 100 smallholder farmers through one full harvest season.

Designing Your Social Enterprise

We believe a successful post-harvest distribution entrepreneur must have compelling answers to the following questions:

(1) What is the appropriate bundle of post-harvest protection for your local market? The ideal combination of credit and storage technology must be designed to fit your local market. The interventions work together, such that farmers are able to earn more and increase their consumption.

A successful applicant will explain why the market bundle is expected to maximize farmer earnings long term. As a baseline, here are two approaches:

● A successful program run in Tanzania offered maize farmers a $40 cash loan at time of harvest. This was calculated as the local market value of the maize stored in two PICS bags. For collateral, farmers had a choice to either purchase additional maize or use maize from their own harvest, which was stored in a central location, typically a government office or the home of a group leader. Farmers were expected to sell this maize in six months to pay back the loan to their savings group with 12% interest. At six 9 months, this program helped farmers raise their maize storage by 20% and sales by 11%

● Another program in Kenya offered farmers loans worth an average of $89 in the first year of operations and $124 in the second, representing 43% of the value of the harvest at harvest time prices. Farmers put up their own maize as collateral and were offered 9 months to repay with 10% interest. In the end they had annual net revenues $18 higher than farmers who did not receive loans, representing a 29% return.

(2) Once you have a bundle selected, can it be delivered to farmers effectively? There are a number of challenges a good enterprise will solve:

● Seasonality matters. If timed at harvest, 80% of farmers may take the loan, which compares favorably to the evidence of 2-55% adoption of other micro-credit products. In previous trials, loans offered three months after harvest arrived too late and had no positive net effect on revenue. As a baseline, farmers in the Kenya program received PICS bags at harvest and put laminated tags on the bags they would store as collateral.

● Trust matters. You should decide whether your venture will issue the loans itself or find an existing financing partner, like an MFI, to sell and manage the loans. Previous programs found success partnering with established loan providers. These partners offer existing community trust and can provide working capital. The downside is that you will have less control over operations, and must spend additional time managing an external partnership.

○ In Kenya, this intervention was distributed by One Acre Fund, who already had experience giving loans to over 400,000 farmers.

○ In Tanzania, researchers worked with Phiretajo, a local NGO with experience organizing village credit clubs.

(3) Do the economics work for the farmer and your venture? Your combination of post-harvest products must produce measurable returns for your clients that replicate or exceed the targets of previous post-harvest loss interventions, including increases in maize storage, sales, and annual net revenues. A good application will include a plan for continuous testing and evaluation, and a commitment to change the plan if evidence suggests the approach isn’t working.

Sustainability is important. The program in Tanzania had a less than ideal repayment rate of 85% due to an unexpected export ban that prevented the usual rise in maize prices. Low repayment rates are a threat to long term viability.

Note: we have a strong bias against loan repayment programs that allow payment in harvest or other bartering ideas that are not cash. We recommend that farmers sell their collateralized maize and repay their loan in cash.

(4) Can your operation scale?

We believe the first challenge in designing a micro-credit business is modeling the economics. We recommend you design a monthly cash flow model, that considers the following:

- Profit and loss for all partners: a good model should produce reasonable value for everyone involved by the end of the program. We are interested in seeing the financial impact of your model on farmers, local distribution partners, and on your company.

- Working Capital: a good model should also consider how money flows during the program. One concern is that your company (and possibly local partners) will lose money in the short term, while still waiting for loans to be paid back. How will you survive during months when you have a negative cash flow?

- Default rates: does your model work in a worse-case scenario? We recommend trying to test your model in conditions where interest rates for loans are kept low, loan default rates are higher than anticipated, and market prices for stored grain are unfavorable.

Early decision deadline: May 16, 2021 at midnight PT (Pacific Time). Early decision proposals are more likely to advance to the next round.

Regular deadline: June 6, 2021 at midnight PT.

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