Low Private Sector Investment in Liberia
Guest blog by Marcus B. Zarway, LEG’23 Through the course, I learned many things; especially things related to my past and present work, as well as totally new ideas. I […]
Africa
Growing through Understanding: Tackling Namibia’s Income Inequality Problem
Guest blog by Anna Niita Etuna Nahambelelwe Shatika, LEG’23 Embarking on the Harvard course on Leading Economic Growth has been a transformative 10-week journey. Throughout the course, I gained invaluable […]
New Podcast: Andrew Lawson Reflects on his Evaluation of PDIA in Africa
We have released a new episode in our podcast series A Decade of Building State Capability. Our second episode of the series features Andrew Lawson who did an independent evaluation of […]
New Podcast Series: A Decade of Building State Capability
This past year, Building State Capability (BSC) celebrated its 10-year anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, we are very excited to launch our new podcast series, A Decade of Building State […]
Reducing Income Inequality in South Africa
Guest blog by Sibusiso Thami Gambi, LEG’23 A key learning from the course is that, simply put: context matters. One cannot simply apply “best practices” blanketly. There is a ready […]
Exploring Economic Complexity in South Africa
Guest blog by Yolanda Smit, LEG’23 Your problems are never what you think your problems are, and neither are your solutions. PDIA is helpful for problem identification and identifying the […]
Developing and Implementing a Tax Arrears Management System in Liberia
Guest blog by Lasana A Kromah Sr I took on a new task at one of Liberia’s professional public institutions “The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA)” in 2015 as an Assistant […]
High HIV Incidences Among Adolescent Girls and Young Women in South Africa
Guest blog by Masindi Mashapha PDIA is influencing my outlook at a personal level because how I am managing my PhD study has changed drastically. While using the project management […]
Using PDIA in Addressing the Non-Competitive and Inefficient Free Zone Scheme in Nigeria
Guest blog by Adesoji Adesugba My participation in 2022 Implementing Public Policy was timely and rewarding. IPP is the second program under the Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education series I […]
Access to Data and Affordable Finance to improve Youth Unemployment in Nigeria
Guest blog by Tejumola Abake Abisoye I was hoping for a magic bullet to implementing public policy and I learnt it is simply the ability to focus on the problem […]