PEGNet Conference 2020 Addressing Fragility and Conflict in Developing Countries Learn more & Call for Papers © Ashraf Saad Allah AL-Saeed / World Bank News PEGNet Policy Brief, 19 26.03.2020 Mobilizing Women Voters in Pakistan Call for papers + BPA 2020 09.03.2020 PEGNet Conference 2020 - Call for Papers Addressing Fragility and Conflict in Developing Countries PEGNet Conference 2020 13.02.2020 Save the date! Events PEGNet Conference 2020 Addressing Fragility and Conflict in Developing Countries 10 - 11 Sep 2020 Fragility and conflict are a significant challenge to development and constrain efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1, which aims to end poverty by 2030. In developing countries, conflict has stunted gross domestic product... Kampala, Uganda Registration required Latest Publications Mobilizing Women Voters in Pakistan PEGNet Policy Brief 03/2020 Download Zain Chaudhry In most developing countries, politicians are mostly male, whose politics revolves around male household heads. The system does not... External Validity and Policy Adaptation: From Impact Evaluation to Policy Design PEGNet Policy Brief 10/2019 Download Martin J. Williams Similar policies, if applied to different contexts, can have different effects and are not similary succesful in all contexts. ... Does female economic empowerment promote development? PEGNet Policy Brief 08/2019 Download Pooja Balasubramanian, Marcela Ibanez, Sarah Khan ... "For every 10 men, only 7 women enter in the labour market." Special Economic Zones – An effective instrument for growth in Africa? PEGNet Policy Brief 07/2019 Download Saskia Mösle Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are an increasingly popular policy instrument aimed at attracting investment and inducing structural... In the News Preventing poverty by Hans Dembowski 19.09.2019 - D+C | Development and Cooperation Going against the tide by Mwanda Phiri and Kacana Sipangule 06.03.2019 - D + C | Development and Cooperation Driving wealth and development by Janina Meister 26.06.2018 - D + C | Development and Cooperation Measures to reduce inequality by Sabine Balk 05.10.2017 - D + C | Development and Cooperation Africa needs increased integration 05.10.2016 - Kiel Institute for the World Economy Experts from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy have called for more integration on the African continent. “An abundance of... To prosper, small African countries must cooperate closely by Hans Dembowski 16.03.2016 - D + C | Development and Cooperation
Call for papers + BPA 2020 09.03.2020 PEGNet Conference 2020 - Call for Papers Addressing Fragility and Conflict in Developing Countries
PEGNet Conference 2020 Addressing Fragility and Conflict in Developing Countries 10 - 11 Sep 2020 Fragility and conflict are a significant challenge to development and constrain efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1, which aims to end poverty by 2030. In developing countries, conflict has stunted gross domestic product... Kampala, Uganda Registration required
Mobilizing Women Voters in Pakistan PEGNet Policy Brief 03/2020 Download Zain Chaudhry In most developing countries, politicians are mostly male, whose politics revolves around male household heads. The system does not...
External Validity and Policy Adaptation: From Impact Evaluation to Policy Design PEGNet Policy Brief 10/2019 Download Martin J. Williams Similar policies, if applied to different contexts, can have different effects and are not similary succesful in all contexts. ...
Does female economic empowerment promote development? PEGNet Policy Brief 08/2019 Download Pooja Balasubramanian, Marcela Ibanez, Sarah Khan ... "For every 10 men, only 7 women enter in the labour market."
Special Economic Zones – An effective instrument for growth in Africa? PEGNet Policy Brief 07/2019 Download Saskia Mösle Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are an increasingly popular policy instrument aimed at attracting investment and inducing structural...
Going against the tide by Mwanda Phiri and Kacana Sipangule 06.03.2019 - D + C | Development and Cooperation
Africa needs increased integration 05.10.2016 - Kiel Institute for the World Economy Experts from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy have called for more integration on the African continent. “An abundance of...
To prosper, small African countries must cooperate closely by Hans Dembowski 16.03.2016 - D + C | Development and Cooperation
