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Big contributor to poverty in the Caribbean is climate-related disasters, like flooding

Prioritizing the resistance against flooding would be greatly beneficial to the well-being of businesses, homes, and subsequently the people

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The Caribbean is facing horrific flooding causing the lives of people in the region to end up in poverty.

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Combining the best ideas we brainstormed, we came up with a prototype that combats flooding in multiple ways.

Dragados would be a good candidate as a company to build dams, as they are a world leader in the development of water-related projects. Small dams are projects that typically require multiple millions of dollars.

Our prototype uses dams to block off otherwise affected areas from floods, and implements drainage and sewer systems where these dams are installed, funded by private investors and NGOs through persuasive pitches that appeal to emotion.

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Is Entrepreneurship a Solution to Ending Global Poverty?

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Is Entrepreneurship a Solution to Ending Global Poverty?

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We believe that entrepreneurship is a solution to ending global poverty with specific conditions. Global poverty cannot be solved through the entrepreneurship pursuits of one person. Many people have to be on board and bounce ideas off of each other, and many people have to be willing to invest money, time, and resources. It is possible, just costly, and very time consuming.

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Team #3

12/4/24

CI-102

Anthony Gagné, Cameron Fredette, Matt Desaulniers, Alexandra Couseillant

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We brainstormed ways of alleviating flooding to help stop the destruction in places like Haiti.

Dams and proper drainage systems were the primary solutions that initially came to mind.

We determined it would be best to start with only one dam to determine its effectiveness and sustainability.