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Authoritarian Capital in Chile – Risks and Recommendations

Case Studies

Investments from authoritarian countries have grown in Chile over the past two decades. In the context of Chile’s democratic institutions and liberal economic structure, foreign interests are traditionally welcomed, regardless of their origins. Stemming primarily from China, as well from United Ar...

The State of Federalism in Nepal

Articles

Introduction This report has two main purposes: first, to thoroughly examine how well federalism has been implemented in Nepal, how much federalism reforms have improved Nepal’s governance, and what directions federalism might take in the future; second, to evaluate the Center for International Pr...

The Research of Legal Regulation and Practice of Working Time Recording

Articles

The research of legal regulation and practice of working time recording was based on the study of EU Directive 2003/88, legal regulation models of EU member states, European practice, the 2019 decision of the CJEU, as well as the Georgian practice. The research document was commissioned by Center fo...

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises’ (MSMEs) participation in Kenya’s Digital Economy: Gaining a Seat, a Voice and an Opportunity at the Table

Guides & Tools

According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), there are, 7.41 million Medium Small and Micro Enterprises1 (MSME) in Kenya (of which only 1.56 million are officially licensed), who collectively employ over 14.1 million people. This accounts for 90% of the private sector enterprises and...

Improving the Business Environment for Mauritanian Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

Guides & Tools | Anna Cutler

The Club des Entrepreneurs de Mauritanie (CEM) recently released an activity report with contributions from the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) that provides recommendations on how to build an economic development model that raises the profile of SMEs for wealth generation. This r...

Projet Conference Regionalle Noukcoutt

Guides & Tools

Le Centre International pour l’Entreprise Privé (CIPE), en partenariat avec le Secrétariat Exécutif du G5 Sahel, a organisé les 9 et 10 novembre 2022 une conférence régionale visant à promouvoir le dialogue public-privé au Sahel pour une lutte efficace contre les causes profondes de l’in...

How to Empower Women in Processing for Sustainable Economic Development

Guides & Tools | Anna Cutler

This new report sheds light on how to strengthen women’s leadership in transformation, processing, and industrial development in continental Africa. The report was developed by CIPE in partnership with the Government of Niger and the African Union following a roundtable in Niamey, Niger. The objec...

U.S. – Bahrain Free Trade Agreement User’s Guide

Guides & Tools

This User’s Guide is designed to provide information about the U.S.-Bahrain FTA in an accessible format and to highlight the advantages it provides for American and Bahraini companies. The FTA is an agreement between Bahrain and the U.S. on certain obligations that affect trade in goods and se...

Celebrating 18 Years of Women’s Entrepreneurship and Leadership in Romania

Case Studies | Carmen Stanila, Camelia Bulat

“In Europe people celebrate entering adulthood when they turn 18, but not many organizations reach this age. For an organization to last for such a long time, this means it provides value, it relies on committed members, and proves able to change with the times,” says Maria Grapini, a founding m...

Presentation of the Timbuktu Institute Study “Barriers and Solutions Regarding the Economic Inclusion of Women in the G5 Sahel Countries”

Case Studies

The socio-economic exclusion of women is one of the major challenges that hinders economic development throughout Africa. Women are more likely to face a host of unique professional barriers that predate and coincide with their time spent working, including lack of access to education, vocational tr...