Our in-depth knowledge of local markets, extensive experience in corporate finance and access to global investor networks help clients grow, prosper, and contribute to emerging economies in effective and socially responsive ways.
A competitive, vibrant private sector reduces poverty, creates employment, and increases access to important goods and services.
Sustainable economic growth requires a skilled, educated, and competitive workforce. Making this possible means improving individual learning outcomes, which often involves partnership between industry, governments, education systems, and the private sector.
Environmental issues like climate change, ecosystem degradation and resource depletion disproportionately affect the world’s poorest in both rural and urban areas. Only by governing our natural resources effectively can we achieve inclusive, equitable, and sustainable growth.
Political dynamics shape development impact more than any other factor, and we’ve pioneered innovative approaches to ensure that governance reform initiatives are informed by realities on the ground.
Economic growth, social stability and quality of life all depend on the wellbeing of a nation’s citizens.
Monitoring and evaluation mechanisms demonstrate accountability, enable innovative and responsive programming, and improve our understanding of what impact really is.
Inclusive businesses go beyond traditional corporate social responsibility initiatives to create profoundly different ways to achieve core commercial objectives and generate positive impact.
Bringing together ideas from the public and private sectors allows us to structure investments that drive economic growth and serve society.
Our in-depth knowledge of local markets, extensive experience in corporate finance and access to global investor networks help clients grow, prosper, and contribute to emerging economies in effective and socially responsive ways.
A competitive, vibrant private sector reduces poverty, creates employment, and increases access to important goods and services.
Sustainable economic growth requires a skilled, educated, and competitive workforce. Making this possible means improving individual learning outcomes, which often involves partnership between industry, governments, education systems, and the private sector.
Environmental issues like climate change, ecosystem degradation and resource depletion disproportionately affect the world’s poorest in both rural and urban areas. Only by governing our natural resources effectively can we achieve inclusive, equitable, and sustainable growth.
Political dynamics shape development impact more than any other factor, and we’ve pioneered innovative approaches to ensure that governance reform initiatives are informed by realities on the ground.
Economic growth, social stability and quality of life all depend on the wellbeing of a nation’s citizens.
Monitoring and evaluation mechanisms demonstrate accountability, enable innovative and responsive programming, and improve our understanding of what impact really is.
Inclusive businesses go beyond traditional corporate social responsibility initiatives to create profoundly different ways to achieve core commercial objectives and generate positive impact.
Bringing together ideas from the public and private sectors allows us to structure investments that drive economic growth and serve society.