Inclusive growth in Mozambique – scaling-up research and capacity

The Inclusive growth in Mozambique (IGM) is a research and capacity development programme supporting Mozambique since 2015 in designing evidence-based policies that support inclusive growth benefitting the poorest and most vulnerable groups. It is implemented by the National Directorate of Economic and Development Policies (DNPED) of the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Mozambique (MEF) and the Centre for Economic and Management Studies (CEEG) of the Faculty of Economics of the Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM) in partnership with the Development Economics Research Group at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH-DERG) and the United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER).

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Opinion
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Félix Mambo and Ricardo Santos

Mozambique ranks in the bottom 20 of the human development index, with nearly two-thirds of its population (18.9 million people) living below the USD 0.70-a-day national poverty line. Simultaneously, the country struggles to finance public...
Workshop
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Macrodata workshop
On 10 September, the Centre for Economic and Management Studies (CEEG) of the Faculty of Economics, University of Eduardo Mondlane (UEM), organizes a workshop on a dataset on macroeconomic variables in Mozambique produced under the...
Training
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The Inclusive growth in Mozambique (IGM) programme organizes a one-day course on macroeconomic policy on 3 September 2024.
Training
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The Inclusive growth in Mozambique (IGM) programme organizes a three-day course on research methods from 2–4 September 2024 in Nampula, Mozambique.
News
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The Center for Economic and Management Studies (CEEG) of the Faculty of Economics (FACECO), University of Eduardo Mondlane (UEM), has launched a Call for Papers. The objective of this ongoing call, organized with the support...