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2022 in Review: CIPE’s Business Resource Center in Guatemala

2022 was a year full of opportunities and challenges for women in Guatemala who face obstacles ranging from personal and professional development hurdles to violence and femicide. For that reason, the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) has committed to working on gender issues to foster the development of a more supportive environment for women...

Voices from the Field: Reflections from Dr. Fatma Habboubi

The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) recently sat down with one of its team members working on the SAHA Project, an initiative that aims to reduce corruption in the...

CIPE’s Economic Empowerment Work in Central and Eastern Europe

One of the key issues facing democracies today is to ensure democracy delivers for all. This video outlines five programmatic priorities that CIPE pursues to advance economic empowerment in the region.

Addressing Challenges in Slovakia’s Tech Industry

CIPE's partner Female Algorithm is a civic organization founded in 2020 in Kosice, Slovakia. The mission of the organization is to connect, motivate, and educate women in Slovakia in the areas of technology and leadership. Female Algorithm also spreads awareness about unconscious bias and the importance of diversity and inclusion; fosters discussion on gender issues;...

Guatemala Success Stories: Video Interviews with Corali Participants

Guatemala Success Stories: Video Interviews with Corali Participants CIPE and its partner the Red Nacional de Grupos Gestores (RNGG) are proud to manage a Women’s Business Resource Center (“WBRC” or...

Key Elements for Strengthening Businesses

The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) is committed to supporting women’s business associations and creating spaces for entrepreneurs to share knowledge, resources, and experiences. The project aims to help entrepreneurs in the private sector by providing them with the necessary tools to succeed in their businesses and to amplify their voices as active participants in their communities and economies.