Multiregional

CIPE’s Global and Knowledge Management programs are designed to develop cross-cutting themes and projects that provide new insights, capture lessons learned from CIPE’s work, share information across regional departments and among CIPE partners, and develop new areas of expertise to shape worldwide debates on the interdependence of democracy and market reform. Global and Knowledge Management programs serve as a crucial resource for CIPE partners and staff while gathering and disseminating valuable institutional knowledge. Global programs and resources bolster CIPE’s overall activities while expanding international outreach and understanding on reform issues. These programs focus on a variety of areas, including anti-corruption, corporate governance, business association development, access to information, women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship, and youth engagement. 

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Weekly Update: Multiregional

Youth leadership and entrepreneurship program in Ecuador garners media attention;

Global Editorial Cartoon Competition Winners Announced

Three Winners Chosen by Voters from 642 Entries, 83 Countries

Weekly Update: Multiregional

CIPE announces winners of the 2012 Global Editorial Cartoon Competition; CIPE par

Publication by Region

REFORM Toolkit: Expanding Access to Information

If knowledge is power, then expanding access to information can empower people.

2012 Annual Report

Around the world, tens of millions of men and women strive every day to improve their lives t

Democracy in Action: World Press Freedom Day

The free exchange of information and freedom of speech are crucial to devel

The CIPE Development Blog

Part of my mandate as Program Officer for West and Central Africa is to establish a sustainable...

Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan formed a Customs Union in 2010 to integrate the three economies...

If knowledge is power, then ensuring access to information is a vital step in empowering civil...

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