Existing Grants
The project’s goal is to strengthen policy analysis and formulation towards national economic development in Kenya. The project’s specific objectives are to: (i) Enhance capacity of KIPPRA to produce quality research and policy support to Government and other stakeholders; (ii) Strengthen capacity of Government, private sector and civil society in policy formulation and analysis; (iii) Enhance KIPPRA’s communication capacity to enable the Institute respond to national policy issues; (iv) Strengthen the Institute’s partnerships and networks and (v) Enhance KIPPRA’s institutional capacity in to effectively support the policy process and ensure its sustainability.
The goal of the project is to strengthen the EPRC so that it continues to contribute effectively to the national and policy formulation and development process in Uganda. The specific objectives of the project are to: (i) Consolidate EPRC’s contribution to the policy formulation and development process through the conduct and dissemination of high quality applied economic research and policy analysis; (ii) Provide technical support to government and other stakeholders in the policymaking, implementation and monitoring process; and (iii) Strengthen EPRC’s institutional capacity to conduct policy oriented economic research, policy analysis and capacity building programs.
Tanzania Global Development Learning Centre (TGDLC) is a capacity building sub-component under the President’s Office Public Service Management and a member of the Global Development Learning Network (GDLN). TGDLC is one of the first ten capacity building technology hubs established in different world regions and part of over 130 networked development communication hubs existing on six continents under GDLN. The TGDLC facilities enable decision makers and mid-level professionals and practitioners to access and share a wealth of knowledge and experiences available in the world. The sharing of information is done through the global communication system. The overall goal of TZ-CLK-NET, in addition to peer learning, information/knowledge sharing, is to promote broad based involvement and participation in the national debate on key issues of national concern, including the formulation, implementation and review of development policies and programs via a consultative process.
The goal of the project is to contribute to promotion and influence creation of competitive business environment in East Africa Region. The project’s specific objectives are to: (a) Enhance human and institutional capacity of EABC; (b) Stimulate private sector growth in the East African region; and (c) Expand the private sector’s participation and opportunities in regional integration process in East Africa.
The goal of the project is to strengthen economic policy research and analysis in Zimbabwe. The specific objectives of the project are, to: (i) Provide evidence-based and policy options and trade-offs to the Government of Zimbabwe and other stakeholders: (ii) Consolidate gains in capacity building of key government economic ministries and agencies in economic policy and management, including consolidating ZEPARU’s institutional capacity; (iii) Provide demand-driven professional advice to state and other stakeholders on emerging development issues, and (iv) Continue strengthening partnerships and networks with other national, regional and international research centers and other like-minded organizations.
Les objectifsspécifiques du projetsont les suivants: (i) renforcer les capacities
Humaines et institutionnelles de RECOFEM pour la formation sur les questions degenre et pour la formation et l’analyse des politiques (ii) consolider les capcités
humaines et institutionnelles du Ministè de la Promotion de la Femme, de l’Enfant et de la Famille(MPFER), et des organisationsfémininesdans le domaine de lagestion du développemnt (iii) développer un programme de travail base surles defiesauxaquels fait face le pays et sur les besoinsspécifiques des organizationsféminines (iv) accroître la visibilité de RECOFEM à travers sa participation aux débats publics sur le problèmeséconomiques et sociaux au niveau national
The goal of IDEG-CAP II is to contribute to sustained interface between the state and non-state actors in order to promote sustainable development in Ghana. The specific objectives of the project are to: (i) Increase IDEG’s institutional capacity to enable it to continue championing sustainable interface between the state and non-state actors; (ii) Consolidate interface between the state and no state actors; (iii) Enhance policy and research analysis for informed Non-State Actor advocacy and lobbying efforts; and (d) Enhance the development of the interface capabilities of both state and non-state actors.
The overall objective of the project is to enhance the capacity of ERDI to fulfill its mandate of providing policy advice to the Government of Ethiopia and other stakeholders, and thereby contributing to the achievement of the country’s Plan for Accelerated and Sustained Development to end Poverty, 2006-2010 (PASDEP). The specific objectives of the project are to: (i) Strengthen EDRI’s institutional and human capacity (ii) Provide policy options and raise public awareness on economic and development issues to the Government of Ethiopia and other stakeholders through research, and (iii) Establish and deepen the already existing networks and linkages with other national, regional and international development policy institutes.
The goal of the Economic Policy Management Program Mozambique (EMP-Mozambique) is to improve the performance of the public sector in the five African Lusophone countries in economic policy analysis, formulation and management. This goal will be reached through the following three specific objectives: (i) To build/strengthen the institutional and human capacity of the Faculty of Economics at Eduardo Mondlane University (ii) To train 120 economic policy managers of international standards from Lusophone African countries in economic policy management (iii) To network EPM-Mozambique with similar institutions in Africa and globally so that it can learn from others experiences.
The goal of the Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (ZIPAR) Project is to improve economic governance in Zambia. The immediate objectives of the ZIPAR Project are to: (i) establish a semi-autonomous economic policy and research institute, (ii) provide training to government officials, (iii) conduct research in areas of economic policy formulation and management, and (iv)Provide policy advice to government and promote policy dialogue with Zambia through dissemination workshops, conferences, and publications.
