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Guest blog by Daniel Lombana, LEG ’25 One lesson I take from the Implementing Public Policy program is the value of focusing on the problem, not on pre-set solutions. The […]

Guest blog by Daniel Lombana, LEG ’25 One lesson I take from the Implementing Public Policy program is the value of focusing on the problem, not on pre-set solutions. The […]

Guest blog by Sanan Tapdigov, LEG ’25 As I reach the end of this marvelous journey with this wonderful team: professors, faculty staff, and teammates – I find myself looking up. Every human being, and perhaps every living […]

Guest blog by James Pang, LEG ’25 Over the past ten weeks in the “Leading Economic Growth” course, my understanding of economic development has been fundamentally reshaped. Guided by the […]

Guest blog by Kenneth Woo, LEG ’25 When I joined this course 10 weeks ago, I expected to learn new frameworks for economic growth. Coming from Malaysia’s national investment ecosystem, and working daily on […]

Guest blog by Jennifer Infantas Paz de Noboa, LEG ’25 Over the past ten weeks, this course challenged the way I understand economic growth, public policy, and the hidden mechanics […]

Guest blog by Euphemia Swen-Monmia, LEG ’25 Over the past 10 weeks in the Harvard Kennedy School Leading Economic Growth course, I embarked on a transformative learning journey—one that challenged me to […]

Guest blog by Kenneth Balcarcel, LEG ’25 I can’t believe it—10 weeks have flown by! When I enrolled in Harvard’s Leading Economic Growth Program, it wasn’t just a professional decision; it was a personal milestone. […]

Guest blog by Mezna AlMarzooqi, LEG ’25 When I joined the Leading Economic Growth program, I expected a course on frameworks, theories, and best practices. What I did not expect […]

Guest blog by Mathias Adamu, LEG ’25 Over the weeks, this course has reshaped not only how I approach complex national/regional/local or organizational challenges but also how I think about their development, especially Nigeria’s ongoing struggle […]

Guest blog by Rita Gaurin, LEG ’25 Over the past ten weeks, I’ve immersed myself in understanding one of New Mexico’s most pressing challenges: the persistent out-migration of our educated workforce and […]