Who We Are

The Center for International Private Enterprise is a non-profit affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and one of the four core institutes of the National Endowment for Democracy. CIPE has supported more than 1,000 local initiatives in over 100 developing countries, involving the private sector in policy advocacy and institutional reform, improving governance, and building understanding of market-based democratic systems. CIPE provides management assistance, practical experience, and financial support to local organizations to strengthen their capacity to implement democratic and economic reforms. CIPE programs are also supported through the United States Agency for International Development.
Read more about CIPE>>

What's New

• Promoting Institutional Reforms in Latin America.
• Afghanistan International Chamber of Commerce (AICC) Promotional Video
• The National Business Agenda Guidebook: The Voice of Business.
• Press Release: Egyptian Junior Business Association Launches First Arabic Manual for Family Business Governance.
• Economic Journalism in Pakistan: Recommendations for the Future
• The Afghanistan National Business Agenda.
• Advancing Reform and Opportunity in Bangladesh Through Private Initiative, 1999-2005, CIPE Reform Case Study.
• CIPE Partner Associação Comercial e Industrial de Sofala (ACIS) released its "Combating Business Participation in Corruption" toolkit.

CIPE Regional Programs

Features

	Economic Reform Feature Service Article Since 1999, CIPE has worked with the Colombian Confederation of Chambers of Commerce (Confecámaras) on a variety of issues, notably corporate governance reform and anti-corruption initiatives. Read more >>
	Overseas Report The fall 2006 issue of the Overseas Report features articles on making democracy deliver in the Philippines, a new computer-based simulation program used to facilitate dialogue and decision-making by Iraqi elected officials, improving corporate governance in Palestine, and a center spread on CIPE’s work in Africa. Read more >>
	Economic Reform Roundtables On Monday November, 20th at 12:30pm Mr. Charles Oman, head of the Corporate Governance Programme at the OECD, will discuss his research on globalization and regionalization, and on new forms of investment in developing countries. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California at Berkeley, has taught there and at the Graduate School of Administration in Lima, Peru, and has worked for the Ford Foundation. Read more >>
	The Business Case for Corporate Citizenship Now available is CIPE’s "The Business Case for Corporate Citizenship" paper. The approach CIPE takes is that corporate citizenship is not just good business, it is a good business strategy. Read more >>