Private Enterprise Development in Low-Income Countries (PEDL) - a joint research initiative of @cepr_org and the @FCDOGovUK, funding research projects in LICs.
Update: We’ll no longer be posting from the PEDL account on X/Twitter.
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We’re excited to share that PEDL is now part of the Growth Research Platform (GRP) — bringing PEDL, STEG & ReCIPE together under one umbrella.
Same PEDL programme, now on one unified site with publications, projects, events & calls: https://t.co/6ZkFVx6C5r
New #PEDLWorkingPaper by Edward Wiles (@MIT) and @DeivyHoueix (@MIT) studies the potential of smartphone ownership and social media usage to alleviate search and trust frictions along the supply chain.
https://t.co/BwlqkfmPCY
New #PEDLJournalArticle by Soeren J. Henn, Christian Mastaki Mugaruka, @mortiz217, Raúl Sánchez de la Sierra and @david_wqh published by The Review of Economic Studies.
https://t.co/qveLdyRFwJ
New #PEDLWorkingPaper by Gauthier Marchais, Christian Mastaki Mugaruka, @mortiz217, Raul Sanchez de la Sierra and @david_wqh analyses the role of community in the rise of militias.
https://t.co/SdNgyYHdEN
The Finance & Entrepreneurship Theme of the PEDL programme invites submissions for a workshop on AI, Finance, and Entrepreneurship to be held in person on June 16-18 2025 in Nairobi, Kenya.
More information available here: https://t.co/2Njp8xl6t1
📣🎉REGISTRATION IS OPEN for the CSAE Conference 2025 #OxCSAE2025
Join us for 3 days to discuss economic development in Africa across a range of topics.
📆23-25 March 2025
🏢Oxford, UK
💻Register by 23 Feb (05 Jan for speakers): https://t.co/Cc1vSHepHW
New #PEDLWorkingPaper by @abiola1864 investigates if personalised digital record-keeping support for small firms in developing countries can increase the likelihood of digital record adoption and enhance the accuracy of profit tracking over time.
https://t.co/xxnuz0k2ss
New #PEDLJournalArticle by Wycliffe Oluoch (@witsbschool) and Kalu Ojah (@UCTGSB) examines financial market development from the perspective of the microstructure of corporate bond markets, and its efficiency effects on cost of debt in Africa.
https://t.co/oIDU2ZNAIT
New #PEDLResearchNote by Eyoual Demeke (Policy Studies Institute), Asha Sundaram (@AucklandUni) and Tewodros Tesemma (Policy Studies Institute) examines the weak take-up of digital payment technologies among MSMEs in developing countries.
https://t.co/srTQKjWuDt
#DigitalPayment