Together with our partners, we have organized several webinars on Political Economy Analysis and Adaptive Management:
Please let us know if you have any queries or interests for further webinars: christa.romagnini@eda.admin.ch
ITAD | 2018 | Global,
A key issue for all DDLG programming is how to adapt to changing environments. This question is particularly relevant for fragile and conflict-affected situations, but not only. Also after having conducted a Political Economy Analysis, the question is often how to design a program that takes into account the power and interests of the stakeholders involved.
ECDPM | 2018 | Global,
This concluding seminar will take up how light PEAs might be taken up in the daily work and include amongst others a synthesis on key lessons learned of the series as well as evidence on the benefits when applying a PEA – what changed through PEAs – better project outcomes?
ECDPM | 2017 | Global,
Development practitioners acquire a better understanding of the diversity of tools available to assess fragile contexts. They learn from practical experiences of donor agencies (particularly the EU) that have sought to select - and if needed combine - analytical tools to determine how best to intervene in fragile states and regions.
While poverty reduction essentially depends on raising incomes through employment, the political economy of employment creation is extremely complex. Policies to address employment sit at the nexus of trade policy, industrial policy, social policy, all affected by the business environment and rule of law. Additional complexity is brought by the need to promote "decent jobs".
Webinar: Political economy of regional water resource management
Webinar: Political economy of decentralization programs
