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Selected SMART-Related

Publications and Media

Articles

SMART Students Learn from the Unexpected to Make a Global Impact. Dyson Business Feed.
SC Johnson College of Business.
Barchett, F., Farooqui, R., Hammonds, T., & Zulfiqar, R. (2018). A Business Evaluation of the
Sales and Distribution Model for Index-Based Livestock Insurance in Kenya.
Economics That Really Matters.
Arshad, T., Asemota, E., Ayodele, M., Ofei, L. & Quaidoo, M. (2018). Optimizing
Agricultural Marketing Practices in Ghana: Solution Oasis, Ltd. Cornell Policy Review.
Yun, Y., Tucker, B., Saint Germain, Y., Altangerel, E. & Coker, S. (2018). Making an Impact
with Essential Oils: A Case Study on an Emerging Agribusiness in Rwanda. Cornell
Policy Review.
Mabaya E., Ross, M., Shrestha, M. & Weiss, A. (2014). "Seven Sisters: wine and
womanhood." Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies 4, no. 8: 1-12.
Mabaya, E. & Cramer, L. (2014). Growth in a Globalized Industry: The Case of Hillside Green
Growers & Exporters Ltd. International Food and Agribusiness Management
Association (IFAMA).

Student Conference Presentations

SMART students presented their work linking to mobile money at the Institute for African
Development (IAD) Annual Symposium, ‘Mobile Money, Financial Inclusion and
Development in Africa’ on April 19 ; 21-22, 2017. The Symposium was co-sponsored
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by IAD; Mario Einaudi; Emerging Markets Program (Dyson); IP-CALS; CIIFAD;
IMTFI and Emerging Markets Institute (Johnson).
SMART Rwanda Team, 2017: Enkhzul Altangerel, Stephanie Coker, Brettany Tucker, Yeareen
Yun and Yamatha Saint Germain—Ikirezi Natural Products: A Market Research
Analysis for Essential Oils in Rwanda. (Academic Programs—CIPA and International
Development)
SMART Kenya Team, 2017: Ranissa Adityavarman, Yichang Liu, Micah Martin, and Manoly
Sisavanh—Strengthening the Capacity of Kenyan Smallholder Enterprises of Multi-
Legume Porridge Mixes. (Programs—CIPA; Food Science and International
Development)
SMART Rwanda Team, 2017: Stephanie Coker—Mobile Money for Agribusiness in Rwanda
(Academic Program-CIPA)

Members of the SMART 2017 Kenya team (Ranissa Stephanie Coker (CIPA) discusses her paper on mobile
Adityavarman (CIPA)-L and Manoly Sisavanh (IARD)-R) money in Rwanda with a Cornell Business Professor.
present their work linked to M-Pesa in Kenya
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