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Capturing Lessons on Becoming Resilient During Times of Crisi

06.27.2022

Resilience, defined as the ability “to cope, survive, and recover from complex challenges and crises that represent stresses or pressures that can lead to a systemic failure,” is an essential component of sustainable democratic societies. In times of crisis, local private sector organizations he...

Democracy that Delivers #332: Cambodian Elections: Local Results, National Effects

06.22.2022 |

Charles Dunst, current associate at The Asia Group, fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and former foreign correspondent, joins Jennifer Anderson, Senior Program Officer for CIPE’s Asia and Pacific Team to discuss Cambodia’s election results. Charles has report...

Five Lessons on Business-led Anti-corruption Interventions in Africa

06.17.2022

Looking back five years since the formation of the Africa Business Integrity Network (ABIN), we are thrilled to share some success stories and instructive insights about how the network has become an essential part of a business-centered and business-led strategy to address corruption problems thro...

Democracy that Delivers #331: Emerging Leaders in Asia & the Pacific

06.15.2022 |

Nora Wheelehan and Kendra Brock from CIPE’s Asia & the Pacific team join their Deputy Regional Director, Catherine Tai, as well as co-host Zoe Watkins from the Communications department. This is the final episode of Democracy that Delivers’ “Emerging Leaders” mini-series...

Democracy that Delivers #330: ESG Standards, Principles, and the Future of Business

06.08.2022 |

In this new podcast by CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center, Magdalena Krzysztofik and Wouter Scheepens from consultancy firm Steward Redqueen address how Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards and principles are shaping the future of businesses in emerging markets. Lis...

Advancing the Democratic and Economic Participation of Persons with Disabilities

06.01.2022

Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) are the world’s largest minority, comprising an estimated 1 billion people. While PWDs make up a large percentage of the population globally, they still face various barriers to employment, including a lack of accommodations needed to perform their jobs effectively...

Democracy that Delivers #329: Fostering Resilience and Embracing Digitalization with the ITC ILO

06.01.2022 |

Jorge Ramirez of the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITC ILO) joins Morgan Frost, Program Officer on CIPE’s Global Programs team in this final episode of the mini-series “Strengthening Resilience,” discussing the importance of fostering organiza...

Democracy that Delivers #328: Strengthening Resilience – Recovery and Beyond, with OECD-WISE

05.25.2022 |

Žiga Žarnić from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)‘s Centre on Well-being, Inclusion, Sustainability and Equal Opportunity (WISE) joins CIPE’s Director of Global Programs, Anna Kompanek, in this episode of the “Strengthening Resilience“ min...

Entrevistas sobre el Futuro del Trabajo en Latinoamérica

05.24.2022 |

El 25 de marzo del 2022, CIPE grabó dos entrevistas para destacar dos temas que formaron parte de la conferencia del Futuro del Trabajo en Latinoamérica. Junto con Santiago Laserna del Centro de Estudios de la Realidad Económica y Social (CERES) y Laurence Pantin de Mexico Evalúa se discutieron ...

Democracy that Delivers #327: Kenya’s Measured Progress Against Crippling Corruption

05.18.2022 |

Ben Kiragu, Chief Executive Officer of Development Management Services and Kenya Country Representative for CIPE joins our Africa team’s Senior Program Officer, Lola Adekanye, to talk about corruption within Kenya’s private sector. They discuss the highlights, opportunities, and challen...