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SPEED+ supports economic and structural policy reforms through technical assistance on policy reforms across four components: (1) agriculture, (2) trade, investment, business enabling environment, (3) power, water, and (4) biodiversity conservation.
SPEED updated a legal framework manual on land, to ensure investor's rights over land and the returns of private investment: http://www.speed-program.com/our-work/by-topic/competitiveness/legal-fra...
The Programme de Bonne Gouvernance (PBG) works to improve the management capacity and accountability of select legislatures and local governments in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The PBG promotes good governance by creating a stronger demand for government accountability through the enhancement of civil society’s advocacy capacity. The program also develops decentralization policies, helps local governments improves service delivery, and increases the institutional capability of national and provincial assemblies.
The USAID ProParque team is helping Honduras develop sound management of its natural resources in a way that complements the country’s economic and social development. The project works with the Government of Honduras to strengthen the nation’s protected area management system, improve biodiversity and natural resource management, and facilitate rural enterprise growth, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, land tenure, and clean energy development.
The Food and Enterprise Development (FED) project analyzes the impact of tenure on beneficiaries’ investment decisions and access, and the possibilities for new tenure arrangements, such as share cropping in order to inform its interventions.
