Research Competition 
First Annual Private Sector Development Research Competition
The International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group and the Financial Times (FT) invite entries for the first international private sector development research paper competition for 2005-2006.
The Theme
“Business and Development: The Private Path to Prosperity” The competition seeks to promote the best thinking on the role of business in development. Papers should add to the global discussion on private sector development and economic growth by providing new and innovative analyses, perspectives, or ideas. The target audience can be economic and financial policymakers, the international financial community, or international/domestic investors.
Awards
Six awards will be granted to the top papers as judged by the Awards Committee:
Gold Award: US$30,000
2 Silver Awards each: US$15,000
3 Bronze Awards each: US$10,000
All papers must be submitted in English and have a maximum of 4,000 words. Abstracts must have a maximum of 300 words. All entries must be received on or before June 30th, 2006.
See Terms and Conditions that apply to all entrants.
Submission
Step 1: Complete and submit this entry form (PDF, 65KB)
Step 2: Submit your paper
First Annual Private Sector Development Research Competition
The International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group and the Financial Times (FT) invite entries for the first international private sector development research paper competition for 2005-2006.
The Theme
“Business and Development: The Private Path to Prosperity” The competition seeks to promote the best thinking on the role of business in development. Papers should add to the global discussion on private sector development and economic growth by providing new and innovative analyses, perspectives, or ideas. The target audience can be economic and financial policymakers, the international financial community, or international/domestic investors.
Awards
Six awards will be granted to the top papers as judged by the Awards Committee:
Gold Award: US$30,000
2 Silver Awards each: US$15,000
3 Bronze Awards each: US$10,000
All papers must be submitted in English and have a maximum of 4,000 words. Abstracts must have a maximum of 300 words. All entries must be received on or before June 30th, 2006.
See Terms and Conditions that apply to all entrants.
Submission
Step 1: Complete and submit this entry form (PDF, 65KB)
Step 2: Submit your paper
