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Presentations Promoting Pro-Poor Growth Presentation to the Swedish Development Agency Over the past couple of years, there have been mounting calls that growth must be pro-poor. But what is pro-poor growth? How do we get it? And will it reduce poverty? We tackle these and other big questions in this presentation. » View Presentation. Investment Marketing and Promotion Strategy - the Case of Bulgaria OECD Investment Policy Seminar, Sofia The market for foreign direct investment is becoming increasingly intense. As giants such as China and India consume an ever-greater fraction of global FDI, what is a small country to do? The answer, we find, is all about positioning, image building and targeting. » View Presentation. Modelling and Forecasting Economic Crises in Emerging Markets Exploiting Investment Opportunities in Emerging Market Debt Conference As emerging markets integrate with the global financial and trading systems, economic crises are becoming more frequent and more severe. Using a model to forecast crises can provide a number of benefits, but use of models can also create misunderstandings and even complacency. This presentation outlines the different types of crisis forecasting models and how they work. » View Presentation. Private Sector Development Presentation to the Department for International Development The public and private sectors both have essential, though different, roles to play in the generation of economic growth and poverty reduction. The two sectors must work together to create the conditions necessary for pro-poor growth. The private sector is responsible for creating wealth and jobs. The public sector must create an environment in which the private sector can thrive. » View Presentation. The Role of Business in Pro-Poor Development Presentation to the British Treasury Businesses must play a lead role in driving growth and poverty reduction in developing countries. This presentation looks at how different industries can impact growth and poverty, and how that impact can be measured. » View Presentation. |
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