Evaluations

25 Year Impact Evaluation

On the occasion of the Center for International Private Enterprise’s (CIPE) 25th anniversary, this internal evaluation study reviews the accomplishments and lessons of the past 10 years and reflects on a quarter century of progress.

Previous Publications

November 30, 1999
Evaluation

A Report on the National Association of Business Women (NABW)

The National Association of Business Women (NABW) submitted an original grant proposal to CIPE in October 1997 to develop a private sector agenda for the economic empowerment of women in Malawi. As an NGO, NABW’s principal goal is to improve the economic status of Malawian women through development of programs that promote and expand productivity and profitability of women-owned businesses. Established in 1990, membership has grown about 15,000 people throughout Malawi. Today, Malawi as a democracy is a young rambunctious five year old. Read more…

July 4, 1999
Evaluation

A Report on Two Anti-Corruption Projects: "Reducing Transaction Costs" in Brazil and "Strategies to Combat Corruption" in Ecuador

The two projects addressed in this evaluation focused on changing specific procedures, as well as promoting strategies to curb corruption. Both projects completed all proposed activities competently, with the exception of the Liberal Institutefs diagnosis of deregulation. Furthermore, these projects achieved most of their broader impact goals. Read more…

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