Education, Work, and Youth

The fourth industrial revolution is underway, and technological changes will disrupt economic systems, displace workers, concentrate power and wealth, and erode trust in public institutions and the democratic process

The relationship between societies and their institutions is changing, and countries will have to strengthen their capacities to avoid heightened social divisions. Innovating, revisiting existing models of education, skill development and investment, preparing for rapid urbanization, and integrating different stakeholders into the conversation will be essential for global actors to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population. To that end, the Project on Prosperity and Development at CSIS has created a platform for engaging a broad set of actors to support the creation of knowledge-based economics that can foster global economic prosperity and political stability.

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Bangladesh: A Development Success Story

Bangladesh has made tremendous economic, health, female empowerment, and educational progress over the last 50 years. What can be attributed to its success, and what lessons can be learned for the developing world?

Event by Daniel F. Runde , Ambassador Shahidul Islam , Ambassador Dan Mozena , Ambassador Farooq Sobhan , Rubana Huq , and Tamara Hasan Abed — October 25, 2021

The Climate Threat: Opportunities and Challenges in Pakistan's Agriculture

Pakistan, currently the sixth-most populous country in the world, is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate disasters. Join a conversation with CSIS PPD and IRS Islamabad on how Pakistan can adapt, mitigate, and get ready for the disruption of climate change.

Event by Daniel F. Runde , Jennifer Mack , Syed Fakhar Imam , Aisha Khan , and Muhammad Arif Goheer — July 29, 2021

Drivers of Recovery: Elevating the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda

This brief examines the challenges youth face during the Covid-19 pandemic in fragile contexts, provides examples of youth-led recovery efforts, and identifies opportunities for the Biden administration to reinvigorate U.S. leadership on youth, peace, and security issues.

Brief by Erol Yayboke , Janina Staguhn , Elena I. Méndez Leal , and Christopher Metzger — January 13, 2021

Winning the Great Power Education: Revamping the U.S. Approach to Education Exchange

The United States once led the world in educational exchanges; today, our strategic competitors have filled the gap. The U.S. government must renew its strategic investment in educational exchange as a tool of soft power, or risk ceding this space to an alternative vision.

Commentary by Richard Crespin , Kristen Cordell , and Colleen Waterston — January 13, 2021

USAID’s Evolution As An Institution

Please join us for an exit interview with Susan Fine to hear her reflections and recommendations based on her distinguished career at USAID.

Event by Daniel F. Runde and Susan Fine — October 31, 2019

Building the Future: Freedom, Prosperity, and Foreign Policy with Dan Runde

Incentivizing Reform: the MCC's Approach to Reducing Poverty

Sean Cairncross discusses the strategic direction and vision of the Millennium Challenge Corporation as it fulfills its mission of reducing poverty through economic growth and advancing America's interests around the globe.

Podcast Episode by Daniel F. Runde — September 4, 2019

CSIS Building the Future

Shaping the World of Work: U.S. Engagement with the ILO

This event commemorates the 85th anniversary of U.S. membership to the ILO and will discuss U.S. engagement with the institution, collective achievements, and the future of work.

Event by Romina Bandura , Daniel F. Runde , Secretary Alexander Acosta , Guy Ryder , Ed Potter , Cathy Feingold , and Kirstin Downey — April 12, 2019