Economic Growth and Private Sector Development

Poverty reduction will not be possible without rapid, sustained, and inclusive economic growth that provides opportunities for the poor to improve their lives.

The private sector drives growth, creating income and employment opportunities for poor women, men, and children. Without access to resources, the poverty cycle will continue as required improvements in health, education and other social services go unobserved.

Economic and private sector growth programmes, just like other initiatives, need to be monitored and evaluated. Many programmes in the area of economic growth and private sector are monitored based on the standard banking industry measurements; however, Khulisa understands that these indicators are not sufficient to measure the impact of programmes with objectives of reducing poverty and wide-spread economic growth. We use our experience to design monitoring systems to encompass all required indicators to effectively assess the broad ranging outcomes of private sector initiatives.



Examples of our recent and ongoing projects include: