E&M
2020/3
Contents
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Editorial
Dossier. Economic-political developments
Political-economic Dynamism and the Unknown Factor of Solidity
Dossier. Society and the environment
Migration Flows on the African Continent
Dossier. Business and company
The Playing Field for African Businesses
Visual Readings
Focus. Silver economy
How the Demographic Profile Has Changed
Age Management A Necessary Choice
Old Age as Stimulus for a New Form of Welfare
Accounting and financial statements
Mergers & Acquisitions
Public administration
Health Emergencies: The Case of the Papilloma Virus
Of the 311,000 deaths per year due to cervical cancer, 90 percent take place in medium and low-income countries, with a decidedly higher incidence in Africa. The multidimensional nature of services and the ability of management to conceive of integrated solutions and policies is the principal challenge present in Africa to limit the spread of cervical cancer. Investing in therapies and treatment for cervical cancer generates countless benefits: the financial return of 1 dollar invested is estimated to be 3.20 dollars by 2050; to this we must add the improvement of health and the living conditions of the female population and the increase of female workforce participation in various sectors of society.