Addressing Economic Challenges in Wyoming
Guest blog by Renny MacKay, LEG ’23 The LEG course offered incredible ideas related to understanding the economics of growth – or the lack thereof – specific to countries and […]
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Problems in Parenting in Helsinki, Absent Fathers
Guest blog by Sari Della Spina, Anniina Enovaara, Marjut Kauppinen, Marjaana Risku Helsinki is, on the scale of Finland, a city of its own, with challenges typical to itself. The […]
Unveiling Growth through Harvard’s LEG: A Journey of Learning and Transformation
Guest blog by Caroline Lee-Schmid, LEG ’23 Embarking on the Harvard Executive Leading Economic Growth program under Harvard’s Building State Capability Program tutelage was akin to setting sail on a […]
Integrating Immigrant Parents into Society in Helsinki through PDIA
Guest blog by Johanna Marttila, Mari Luolamaa, Laura Leino, Mia Kivioja, Antti Lehto-Raevuori Parents from multicultural / immigrant backgrounds are isolated and segregated. That´s why parents are not adapting into […]
Organizing for Success: Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Post-War and EU Integration
Guest blog by Dmytro Lyvch, LEG ’23 As you may probably know, Ukraine is now facing one of the biggest challenges of the decade – full scale war that has […]
New Podcast: Reflections on Applying PDIA to PFM in Africa
We have released a new episode in our podcast series A Decade of Building State Capability. In this episode, BSC Director Salimah Samji interviews Joana Bento and Danielle Serebro, Programme […]
Limited Broadband Infrastructure in Nigeria
Guest blog by Aliyu Aboki, LEG ’23 One of the best decisions I have made in a long time was applying for and gaining admission into the Harvard Leading Economic […]
Productivity Growth and Job Creation in Guatemala
Guest blog by Jaime A. Garron B., LEG ’23 As a trained economist and international development practitioner with experience in diverse country settings, I can confidently say that common sense […]
Diversifying an Oil Based Economy in Saudi Arabia
Guest blog by Farah Ismail, LEG ’23 The main economic problem that concerns me about my country (the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) is the over reliance of its economy on […]
Reducing the Rate of Illiteracy in Papua New Guinea
Guest blog written by William Beebe, Peter Jerry, Yoman Kumbu, Roselyn Mambu, Marsh Narawec, Emos Sibu Poirei Literacy is the ability to read and comprehend things well so that the […]