Using a problem-driven approach in Ethiopia
Guest blog by Abdu Nuru It was my director in my department who sent the email to us briefing us about the program. It specifically addressed those who were in […]
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Evaluating economic growth in Ethiopia
Guest blog by Mohamed Omer Hussein It was a very beneficial course for me. I learned a lot from it. The Atlas of Economic Complexity is a godsend. It has […]
Diversifying the ICT market in Brazil
Guest blog by Marcia Matsubayashi If I could summarize this course experience in one word it is “inspiring”. I am sure all my colleagues who attended this course were inspired […]
Building ownership for growth strategy in Mexico
Guest blog by Agustin Filippo Economic development is predicated under the assumption that it is possible to lift people out of poverty, which is the reason that attracted so many […]
Leading Economic Growth: Adapting the Wyoming Energy Industry
Guest blog by Kaeci Daniels What are some key ideas/learnings that you will take away from this course? 1804 as a communication tool – The 1804 example was a good […]
Supporting women entrepreneurs in Afghanistan
Guest blog by Renata Rubian I have truly enjoyed my experience with the Harvard Leading Economic Growth course. It is a pleasure to experience the dynamics between the brilliant duo […]
Breaking down an insurmountable challenge in Afghanistan
Guest blog by Gonzalo Pizarro I joined the Leading Economic Growth (LEG) executive education course along with two colleagues from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with a growth challenge […]
Addressing economic growth in the Middle East
Guest blog by Anton Osin The course has been a journey, and it has exceeded my expectations as it provided me with deeper understanding of several economic concepts and gave […]
Improving economic complexity and diversity in Afghanistan
Guest blog by Rishi Chakraborty There are several key learnings that I will take away from this course. The first key learning for me was the novel way of thinking […]
The Brilliant Citizen and the Economist: Learnings from Leading Economic Growth
Guest blog by Esther Adegunle Brilliant Citizen: My dear Economist, I have not seen you in a very long time. What is going on? Economist: I had a baby about […]