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Public Procurement Transparency and its Potential to Reduce Corruption in Low-Income Countries

This blog discusses the direct impact of public procurement on economic stability and development, utilizing countries such as Rwanda, Georgia, Afghanistan, and Tanzania to showcase examples of positive and negative impacts. This piece highlights that public procurement isn't just a process - it's the heartbeat of nations, influencing the very fabric of their socio-economic landscapes. 

Blog Post by Salome Girgvliani — November 28, 2023

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Daniel F. Runde

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Senior Vice President; William A. Schreyer Chair; Director, Project on Prosperity and Development
Caitlin Welsh

Caitlin Welsh

Director, Global Food and Water Security Program
Romina Bandura

Romina Bandura

Senior Fellow, Project on Prosperity and Development, Project on U.S. Leadership in Development
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David Michel

Senior Fellow, Global Food and Water Security Program

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

Multi-stakeholder and Public-Private Partnerships in Food Systems of the Future

In this episode of Building the Future, Dan is joined by C.D. Glin, the president of the PepsiCo Foundation and the Global Head of Philanthropy at PepsiCo Inc, and Ginya Truitt Nakata an expert in food security and an independent consultant to discuss insights on global agriculture and food security, and how the private sector has the potential to facilitate the growth of more sustainable food systems worldwide.  

 

Podcast Episode by Daniel F. Runde — June 21, 2023

CSIS Building the Future

The United Nations Needs to Stop Appointing Myanmar Envoys

CSIS expert Erin Murphy argues that in the wake of Cyclone Mocha’s impacts on Myanmar, the United Nations should consider its mission and role in protecting basic human rights and standards before it sends yet another envoy to parlay with Myanmar’s ruling junta. 

Commentary by Erin L. Murphy — June 14, 2023

Public Safety in Haiti: Now and Tomorrow

In this panel, experts will examine the current state of public safety in Haiti, the capabilities and limitations role of the Haitian National Police (HNP), potential Haitian solutions to the issues, and opportunities for external support. 

Event — June 8, 2023

Demining Ukraine: An Urgent but Under-Resourced Priority

This commentary highlights the urgent need to prioritize demining efforts in Ukraine and outlines demining policy recommendations that should be made a priority in the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference.

Commentary by Daniel Fata — June 8, 2023

Opportunities for Innovation in Global Development

Please join CSIS for a public, in-person event that will focus on opportunities for innovation in global development. The event will open with a keynote address by Congressman Joquin Castro (D-TX), who recently co-introduced the Fostering Innovation in Global Development Act (FIGDA), to be followed by a panel discussion. 

Event — June 6, 2023

Opportunities for Innovation in Global Development

Please join CSIS for a public, in-person event that will focus on opportunities for innovation in global development. The event will open with a keynote address by Congressman Joquin Castro (D-TX), who recently co-introduced the Fostering Innovation in Global Development Act (FIGDA), to be followed by a panel discussion. 

Transcript — June 6, 2023