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2022 Policy & Program Learning Highlights

Articles | Kim Eric Bettcher, Mikra Krasniqi, Althea Lloyd-White, Adam Goldstein, Tamari Dzotsenidze

The Policy & Program Learning (PPL) team is pursuing answers to crucial questions about the direction of democratic free-market systems and highlighting areas for business leadership in reform. Supporting independent economic voices and democratization opportunities requires knowledge of interna...

Research To Support Women’s Economic Empowerment

Articles | Connie Gonzalez, Sahra Rajani

The Center for Women’s Economic Empowerment (CWEE) at CIPE advances gender equality in emerging markets to build more inclusive, thriving economies and democracies that deliver for all citizens. This brief outlines how CIPE supports women’s economic empowerment (WEE) by partnering with instituti...

2022 Sahel Conference Report

Articles

Sahel Conference Report: Promoting a Private-Public Dialogue for Development, Security and the Fight against Violent Extremism in the G5 Sahel In late 2022, the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) organized a regional conference on promoting a public-private dialogue in the Sahel to f...

Risk to Value Guide: How Emerging Market Businesses Can Transform New Risks Into Value

Guides & Tools | Andrea Bonime-Blanc

The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) commissioned this Risk to Value Guide to support medium to large-sized businesses in emerging and frontier markets in understanding emerging and new business risk areas and leveraging them into opportunities for better risk management and value ...

Cover of the report features a stylized map of the middle east and north Africa regions.

Corrosive Capital in the Middle East and North Africa

Case Studies | CIPE

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY What is Corrosive Capital? Aid and investment that comes primarily from states, or state-affiliated bodies, and penetrates governance gaps in recipient countries, weakening democratic governance within them. It requires local enablers, often in government. Although states have long...

Women’s Economic Empowerment and Online Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Harassment (GBVH) Factsheet

Guides & Tools | Morgan Townsend, Louisa Tomar, Connie Gonzalez

CIPE’s Center for Women’s Economic Empowerment (CWEE) advances gender equality in emerging markets to build more inclusive, thriving economies and democracies that deliver for all citizens. This briefer outlines how online gender-based violence and sexual harassment (GBVH) impacts women’s econ...

Result-Oriented Evaluation – Reflections on the Results and Achievements of the Sahel Programs, From 2018 to 2022

Articles | Anna Cutler

The Center for International and Private Enterprise (CIPE) in the Sahel works with regional bodies and organizations like the G5 Sahel, to address the multidimensional areas of development and the promotion of democracy, such as reinforcing security measures, bolstering the regional economy, and imp...

Hong Kong Lost its Appeal as a Financial Hub for Asia after the National Security Law

Case Studies

Introduction The introduction of the wide-ranging National Security Law (NSL) in Hong Kong on July 1, 2020 officially shattered the political autonomy promised Hong Kong under China’s “One Country, Two Systems” principle. The NSL allows Hong Kong residents to be sent to trial in Ch...

Interest Group Participation in Government Groups in Kenya

Case Studies | David Irwin, Mercy Kyande

Background on Research Conducted in Kenya on Interest Groups and their Effectiveness The objective of interest groups and business associations is to influence public policy. These organizations accomplish this by engaging in dialogue and advocacy with policymakers, both elected and unelected. A pot...

CIPE Online Course — ¿Cómo Aprovechar El Poder de la Economía Digital? Guía Para la Transformación Digital de Mipymes

Guides & Tools

**Regístrese gratis, ¡aquí!** La pandemia de la COVID-19 aceleró la transformación de los mercados económicos, lo que obligó a muchos empresarios a adaptar rápidamente sus negocios para aprovechar las nuevas tecnologías, plataformas y opciones de pago para mantenerse a flote. Para muchos, e...