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Risky Business: Promoting Private Sector Development in Post-Conflict States
Risky Business
As donors move toward more constructive engagement in post-conflict states, a growing body of research has recognized the importance of the private sector in restoring dignity to the local citizen. What methods work best? How can donors ensure that their programmes are effective while balancing heightened risks, limited local capacity and higher costs of engagement? In this paper, we discuss insights to these questions, drawing on our experience implementing the post-conflict windows of the African Enterprise Challenge Fund.
Thought leadership
Thought leadership
At IDAS Africa we take the view that many of the world’s development issues can be solved through collaboration. With cross learning at the top of the agenda, every day we work to uncover and learn new lessons from our specialists implementing programmes in the field.
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