LAD Course: Strathmore Business School 2014

This is an intensive 4.5-day program for a small number of high-level government officials and business leaders, exploring how government can encourage and enable the private sector to play a larger role in economic growth and development. The process includes small team interactions, with case studies drawn from Asia, Africa and Latin America. Major themes are 1) Inherent Attributes and Challenges of Public Bureaucracies 2) Providing Public Goods 3) Bypassing Bureaucratic Obstacles, and 4) Facilitating Investment & Improving Private Sector Performance. This program is designed to reinforce and illustrate three critically important hypotheses about the role of public policy in private sector development.

Case studies for this course are available here.