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Most Visited Pages 2011

 

To give a sense of what PSD practitioners and DCED members have been reading over the last year, below are, in order, the 10 most viewed webpages of the DCED website in 2011.

You may also be interested in insightful rankings by Martin Chrisney (IADB) of the Top 10 Weblinks in 2011 on Economic Development, and by Caroline Ashley (Business Innovation Facility) of the best Inclusive Business Resources in 2011.


Top ten webpages on the DCED website in 2011

  1. Measuring and Reporting Results - The DCED Standard
  2. The DCED Standard therefore provides a practical framework, whereby programmes can measure their own results according to good practice.


  3. Women's Entrepreneurship Development
  4. This page lists reports and publications related to Women’s Entrepreneurship Development. The documents and links have been divided into six themes:

    a.      Overviews, Tools and Guidance

    b.      Useful websites

    c.       Country Studies

    d.      WED and the Business Environment;

    e.       WED and Business Development Services

    f.       WED and other Value Chain programmes.


  5. About the DCED
  6. The Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) is the forum where donors, foundations and UN agencies share their practical experience of private sector development, and identify both good practice and promising new innovations.


  7. International Seminar, Thailand, 17-20 Jan. 2012
  8. This Seminar provides the opportunity for experienced practitioners to update themselves on current trends in the fast-moving field of Private Sector Development. In particular, it will focus on what we are learning about results.


  9. Success stories
  10. This page offers a collection of success stories reporting the value and benefits of Private Sector Development for wider development goals.


  11. The Rationale for Private Sector Development
  12. By providing the poor with the capacity to find jobs and improve their incomes, PSD lays the foundation for their exit from charity. In addition, a growing private sector will ultimately enable governments in developing countries to generate the tax revenues needed to emulate government provision in more wealthy countries - of health care, education etc. This page offers an overview of key information, data and arguments that underpin this rationale.


  13. How Private Sector Development leads to Pro-Poor Impacts: A Framework for Evidence
  14. This framework for evidence represents a structured approach to organise the available research on results in PSD. It is designed as a results chain which illustrates how PSD practitioners typically expect their work to lead to pro-poor impacts.


  15. Private Sector Development - Knowledge Portal
  16. On this page, you will find information about all aspects of Private Sector Development, including links to recommended additional resources, managed by the DCED or other agencies.


  17. Book Review: Entrepreneurship and Economic Development
  18. This is a review of a collection of essays from various scholars that takes stock of the body of knowledge on the role of entrepreneurship in economic development. 


  19. DCED Standard Consultants Marketplace

This section lists consultants who may be available to provide support to programmes working towards compliance with the Standard. All of these consultants have received training in the DCED Standard, and most also have hands-on experience in its implementation.