South Asia

The key to successful reform in South Asia will be building grassroots support for democracy and strengthening a wide range of governance and economic institutions. As such, the Center for International Private Enterprise’s (CIPE) focus in South Asia is on the key themes of access to information, association governance, advocacy, women and youth, and the informal sector. Working on these issues will enable CIPE to create a strong network of individuals and groups throughout the region who are dedicated to reform, and can serve as a springboard for intensified future programs. CIPE is also examining the role Pakistan and Afghanistan can play in bringing democratic and economic reforms to the region through stronger cross-border trade and increased business community interactions.

Read more about CIPE's programs in South Asia.

News by Region

Weekly Update: South Asia

Afghanistan – This week CIPE conducted pre-testing at 40 high schools for st

Weekly Update: South Asia

Pakistan – This week CIPE partner The Policy Research Institute of Market Ec

Weekly Update: South Asia

Nepal – CIPE partner Samriddhi, the Prosperity Foundation, held their monthl

Publication by Region

Entrepreneurship in India: The Evolution of the Pedestrian Pariah

This Feature Service article is the grand prize winner in the 2012 Global Youth Essay Competition.

OverseasREPORT February 2013

Bangkok, Thailand – A collective advocacy strategy has gained momentum in th

End of Year Impact 2012

CIPE END OF YEAR HIGHLIGHTS 2012

The CIPE Development Blog

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The implementation gap – the difference between laws on books and how they function in reality – is...

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