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Support for Reforms for Private-Sector-Led Economic Development – Policies, Institutions, and Capabilities

International Development Group (IDG) works with governments and private sectors globally to improve their policies, institutions and capabilities in order to catalyze private-sector-led growth that creates jobs and provides governments with the resources they need to invest in their development priorities. IDG works with reform champions and their institutions in the public and private sectors. IDG helps to: analyze growth impediments, formulate reform plans, build stakeholder consensus, draft laws and regulations and move them through parliamentary and executive approvals, design and implement institutional restructuring and process re-engineering, design and implement digitalization, provide training and capacity building to government personnel and to business leaders and workforce, and provide public education on reforms.

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International Development Group (IDG) offers assistance to governments and private sectors for policy, institutional and capabilities reforms in the following areas: International Trade and Customs

Trade facilitation and customs
Export promotion
Trade policy and integration
Intellectual property
Sanitary and phyto-sanitary (SPS) and technical barriers to trade (TBT)

Private-Sector Development

Market systems and competitiveness
Business enabling environment (business registration/entry and location, utilities, licensing, regulations, labor, market competition, dispute resolution)
Digitalization
Investment facilitation and promotion
Workforce development
Public-private partnerships (PPPs), special economic zones (SEZs), and industrial estates
Food security and agricultural development

Public Financial Management (PFM)

Tax policy and administration
Budgeting, expenditure management, and debt management
Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) and project management of public investments and Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
Public procurement

Financial Sector Development

Financial-sector stability and supervision
Anti-money laundering (AML) and countering terror financing (CTF)
Access to finance and mobile money
Financial literacy
Trade finance
Pension systems and reform

IDG’s support can be paid for either directly by client governments or by multi-lateral or bilateral organizations.

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