?? When it comes to promoting prosperity, development philanthropists should focus on building the productive capacity of entire countries, to achieve large-scale economic transformation. ?? Our latest article in?Stanford Social Innovation Review?argues the case. https://lnkd.in/gbhXVJkP --- Tom Kalil,?Kumar Garg,?Parth Ahya,?Tim Hanstad,?Kevin Starr,?Andrew Stern,?Jeremy Hockenstein,?Lisa Minsky-Primus,?Neil Buddy Shah,?Michael Eddy,?Brian Trelstad,?Alexander Berger,?Rafael Latham-Proen?a,?Walter Kerr,?Kurtis Lockhart,?Jeffrey Mason,?Sasha Kapadia,?Dirk Willem te Velde,?Antonio Andreoni,?Zubin Sharma,?Jonathan Said,?Chema Triki Schmidt Futures,?Chandler Foundation,?Big Win Philanthropy,?Open Philanthropy,?Mastercard Foundation,?Mulago Foundation,?Livelihood Impact Fund,?Gatsby Africa,?Wadhwani Advantage,?ODI,?Charter Cities Institute
Growth Teams
国际贸易与发展
Helping governments solve problems that hold back firms, resulting in more and better jobs
关于我们
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www.growth-teams.org
Growth Teams的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 国际贸易与发展
- 规模
- 2-10 人
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2022
Growth Teams员工
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Jonathan Mazumdar
Co-Founder of Growth Teams | advancing economic prosperity
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Chema Triki
Managing Director of Growth Teams | Economic Tranformation in Africa
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Enock Kivuyo
MSc Development Economics |SOAS, University of London |Commonwealth Scholar BA Financial Economics| University of Rochester, NY |MasterCard…
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Navya Sahay
Applied Mathematics-Computer Science and English @ Brown University
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We recently wrapped up a successful workshop with the Malawi ???????????????? ???? ?????????? ?????? ???????????????? and the Malawi Investment and Trade Centre–supported by the Investment Climate Reform Facility. This was the first of three workshops where we’re working with government teams to ???????????????? ?????? ???????????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ???????? ??????????–unlocking investment that ?????????????? ????????, ???????????? ??????????????, and ???????????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????????????. Rather than theoretical trainings, this hands-on approach helps teams: ? Identify concrete problems hindering investment ? Develop tangible, within-their-control actions ? Build practical capabilities to solve private sector challenges Teams will now ???????????? ??????????, ???????????????? ??????????????????, ?????? ?????????????????? ???????????????? ?????????????? to remove real barriers. Thanks to the EU and our partners for making this possible! Excited to keep pushing forward. Chema Triki, Kishan Shah, Kartik Akileswaran, Jonathan Mazumdar, Piet Vroeg, Frederic Bustelo #ICRFacility #EconomicTransformation #CapacityBuilding #PrivateSectorDevelopment #Malawi
???Strengthening Institutional Capacity for Private Sector Growth in Malawi ???? We recently launched an initiative with Malawi’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, supported by Growth Teams, to equip the Private Sector Development (PSD) team with the skills to drive impactful reforms. ???Mission 1 Highlights: ?? 22 government officials (13 women) identified key private sector challenges. ?? A core team of 12 received hands-on training in?problem-driven iterative adaptation (PDIA)?to develop actionable reform strategies. ????Why this matters: Sustained reforms need strong institutional capacity. This initiative embeds problem-solving skills within the Ministry to lead long-term business environment improvements. ???What’s next? Future missions will focus on?implementing reform sprints?and ensuring lasting impact. ?? Thanks to the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Growth Teams, and the #EU for their support! Chema Triki @Kishan Shah #ICRFacility #SNV #InvestmentClimate #EconomicTransformation #CapacityBuilding #PrivateSectorDevelopment #TradeAndIndustry #Malawi #BusinessReform SNV Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH British Council Expertise France
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“What has evolved instead...are ‘informal spaces’ and a ‘makeshift economy’ in which people hustle a living in the absence of formal jobs. The gap between the education and ambitions of millions of young people...has fostered generational frustration and, in some cases, political movements that are challenging failing authorities.” ?? A thought-provoking new article on African youth and cities from the Financial Times. ?? By 2030, 47% of Africans will live in cities. But urban growth isn’t translating to opportunity. Slums outpace infrastructure. Degrees don’t guarantee jobs. Protests erupt as youth demand accountability. ? In the face of these challenges, youth are providing optimism and energy in cities across Africa. These cities, in turn, need to provide them with productive avenues to contribute to the economy. Link in the comments. Let us know your thoughts! ?? #Urbanization #YouthEmployment #JobCreation #FutureofCities
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"????????????-?????????????? ???????????????? ???? ?????????????????????? ?????? ?????? ???? ?????????????? ?????? ???????????????????????? ???????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????? ????????????." A new post from The World Bank Economist Tristan Reed highlights how effective two-way communication between governments and firms is essential to developing new industries and creating jobs. Through this public-private dialogue: ? Firms reveal constraints ? Governments shape policy ? A feedback loop enables adjustment and improvement Lessons from across countries, including Cambodia, Peru, and Tunisia show that specific practices–small trusted groups, dedicated technical staff, and regular meetings–make this collaborative process effective. Link in the comments. Let us know your thoughts! ?? #IndustrialPolicy #EconomicGrowth #Jobs #Institutions
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?? We’re excited for this launch event and the forthcoming living literature review on #FDI! ?? ?? Great to see VoxDev spotlighting this crucial area for industrialization, structural transformation, and job creation. ?? ???Online event next Wednesday, February 12th at 13:00 GMT ???
?? We are excited to announce that on?Wednesday February 12th, we will release our new #VoxDevLit on Foreign Direct Investment and Development. This living literature review will outline?evidence from economic research on the impacts of FDI in low- and middle-income countries, covering how MNEs interact with the macroeconomy, local firms, the environment, natural resources and labour markets. On?Wednesday February 12th, at 13:00 GMT, we will be joined by Senior Editors Stefania Garetto, Nina Pavcnik, Natalia Ramondo for our online launch event to discuss the key takeaways for policy from their VoxDevLit. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ePtKrjHh
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???? The Importance of Growth for a Human Well-Being ???? "Is most of the world at a state where growth has ceased to be important for achieving human well-being? The answer is no, nowhere near" Our advisor Lant Pritchett recently did a thought-provoking interview with VoxDev, where he emphasized how powerful growth can be for increasing human well-being in low- and middle-income countries. He also highlighted inclusive economic growth and state capability as the most critical issues in development to study and work on in the coming decades. We at Growth Teams are proud to be working at the intersection of these two critical topics. If you're passionate about promoting development, this is a must-listen! ??? Link in the comments. Share your thoughts below! ?? #EconomicGrowth #DevelopmentEconomics #GlobalImpact Chema Triki Jonathan Mazumdar Enock Kivuyo
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?? Reflections from the Growth Summit ?? Looking back at the Growth Summit in October, James Foster, from our partner Gatsby Africa, shares how he has drawn on the 2-day event to shape the organization's engagement with the Government of Tanzania--a collaboration that Growth Teams is thrilled to be supporting. Highlights from the Summit that we're leveraging in this work include: ?? Economic vision with priority actions ?? Small, dynamic, and empowered teams in government ?? Problem-driven collaboration between the public and private sectors ?? Effective coordination across government #EconomicTransformation #StructuralTransformation #EconomicGrowth #InclusiveGrowth #JobCreation #GrowthSummit #Tanzania https://lnkd.in/ggCQxr-d Kartik Akileswaran Chema Triki Jonathan Mazumdar Center for Global Development Charter Cities Institute Lindi Hlanze Development Economist
2025 has started with a bang as we have been engaged with the centre of government in Tanzania to provide urgent evidence for its Vision 2050 and long-term planning on national opportunities for inclusive growth. I have been drawing on my notes from last October's Growth Summit and thought that they were worth sharing! This Summit, hosted by Centre for Global Development (CGD), Growth Teams, and Charter Cities Institute aimed to examine why economic growth and structural transformation have been de-prioritised as pillars of development; and sought to identify tangible actions that can deliver on this ambitious and long-term agenda. The summit recognised that while macro-economic stability is important, on its own it is not enough to drive inclusive economic growth at rates to make a real dent in poverty numbers. Speakers such as Stefan Dercon, Vera Songwe and Arvind Subramanian recognised that growth requires economic reform and that this is largely a political choice - which is not always feasible. They acknowledged that renewed emphasis on industrial policy in the global North perhaps provides more leeway for national leaders in the global South to prioritise growth. Speaking on ‘new’ industrial policy, Adnan Khan, highlighted how sector specific investment can and should be utilised to accelerate structural transformation in low-income states, even with inherent challenges like cronyism, by drawing on "pockets of effectiveness", working with reformers and employing a dynamic, adaptive, opportunistic approach. Great examples of this in practice were presented by senior leaders from Peru, Morocco and India, showcasing how both localised cluster type approaches as well as national public-investment and policy-led changes were needed. Key takeaways include: i)??????????????Having a prioritised vision for transformation that can guide civil servants and decision-makers and which is both ambitious and practical. ii)?????????????Enabling small, capable teams to work on specific initiatives in pursuit of this larger vision, with feedback and adaptation as well as authority. iii)???????????Formal public-private dialogue rarely works – it needs to be focused on solving problems and hence for business leaders to work more informally with technical staff who have a direct link to decision-makers. iv)????????????There is a need to bring in key parts of government, e.g. Ministry of Finance, PM’s office to provide budget and secure coordination. v)?????????????Creating space for local autonomy can show tangible and immediate impacts, provide an easier route to problem solving and can enable easier public-private coordination. Low Income countries with strong institutional structures and high-level commitment to economic transformation are rare. The lessons from the Growth Summit have strengthened our resolve to support such structures where we can.
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At Growth Teams, our mission is for all people in developing countries to attain economic prosperity. With your support, we partner with governments to unlock industries, create formal jobs, and drive the broad-based economic growth that transforms lives. This #GivingTuesday, join us in making this vision a reality. Support our mission today: https://lnkd.in/ebZxTAYz
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?????? ??????????, ?????? ????????????. The manufacturing boom in Tamil Nadu is a powerful example of how pro-growth policies can transform an economy. In Tamil Nadu, the government has taken steps to remove barriers for firms, resulting in a surge of high-impact investments and hundreds of thousands of formal sector jobs. Here are some impressive examples: ?? ???????? ?????????????????????? is set to hire more than 20,000 people at its iPhone assembly plant, bringing the total to 40,000 employees. ?? ??????????????, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, employs up to 45,000 people at its Tamil Nadu facility during peak periods. ?? ??????????????, the Vietnamese EV manufacturer, aims to create 10,000 jobs at its new facility. ?? ???????? ???????????? and subsidiary ???????????? ???????? ?????????? are opening a new vehicle manufacturing plant, expected to create 5,000 jobs. These key firms in global value chains do more than generate jobs–they bring valuable knowhow, catalyzing high-productivity industries like electronics and automotive manufacturing. Read more from ???????????? ??????????????????????, former chief economic adviser to the Indian government and adviser to the government of Tamil Nadu, on how Tamil Nadu offers a model for industrialization across India. #EconomicGrowth #Manufacturing #JobCreation #TamilNadu
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Growth Teams转发了
? Hace unos días participé del "Growth Summit: Recentering Economic Growth in Development", donde fui parte del panel "Horizontal, Vertical, and Cluster Approaches to Growth" en Washington DC. Durante mi intervención, presenté el caso de las Mesas Ejecutivas como una herramienta clave en la política pública para impulsar el desarrollo productivo y el crecimiento económico. ???? Este evento fue organizado por el Charter Cities Institute, Growth Teams y el Center for Global Development, y fue una excelente oportunidad para intercambiar experiencias inrernacionales enfocadas en la dinamización de las cadenas productivas en el mundo. Mira el video aquí ????
The Growth Summit: Recentering Economic Growth in Development
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