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 […]
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Digging Deep into the Policy Challenge Paves the way to Overcome
Guest blog by Teshome Mengesha Marra When I first receive my acceptance letter to this worldwide executive education program, I had no detail information on its modality and contents. I thought […]
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 […]
Building resilience into U.S. government functions
Guest blog by Adam Harrison IPP Learning Journey: Learning in the Age of Pandemic In early 2020, I was lucky enough to be selected into the Harvard Kennedy School’s executive education […]
Lacking stakeholder engagement in policy-making process in Turkey
Guest blog by Emir Gelen IPP Program Journey: Empathizing with peers from public sector As a young public policy professional having seen and worked both in government and private sectors a […]
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 […]
A Journey of Inward Looking and Quick Wins in South Africa
Guest blog by Busikazi Futshane My expectations of IPP I enrolled in Implementing Public Policy programme because I since learned that I am dealing with a complex policy challenge. My interest […]
Examining options for food and drug supply safety in the U.S. in response to pandemic restrictions
Guest blog by Laura Draski When I first applied to be part of the Implementing Public Policy cohort, I expected to learn much about various techniques, tools and theories used in […]
Can the private sector help to pave the way to tackle complex challenges in the Northern Triangle of Central America?
written by José Eguigure and Daniel Barjum A few weeks ago, Vice President Kamala Harris, and other top officials, including Samantha Power, Administrator of the United States Agency of International […]