Centre for Trade and Business Environment Advocacy

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Digital Economy, Innovation and Intellectual Property

Policy and advocacy work on digital trade, innovation ecosystems, platform governance, data-driven markets, and intellectual property regimes that support development and shared prosperity.

Digital Economy, Innovation and Intellectual Property

Policy and advocacy work on digital trade, innovation ecosystems, platform governance, data-driven markets, and intellectual property regimes that support development and shared prosperity.

Digital Economy, Innovation and Intellectual Property

We engage on digital trade, innovation ecosystems, platform governance, data-driven markets, and intellectual property issues relevant to development and market access.

Our work seeks to explore how public and private actors can work together to unleash the potential of the digital economy, accelerate innovation, and reform national, regional, and international intellectual property protection regimes towards shared prosperity.

Our Approach

Turning evidence into action through research, engagement, and collaboration

Research-Led
Advocacy

Producing policy-relevant evidence through in-house research, expert collaboration, and analysis that responds to implementation realities.

Multi-Stakeholder Engagement

Engaging policy makers, regulators, private sector actors, civil society, development partners, and regional bodies through dialogue.

Knowledge & Capacity Strengthening

Supporting institutions and stakeholders through policy dialogues, workshops, seminars, briefings, and practical knowledge products.

Convening & Bridge-Building

Creating platforms that bring essential reform actors together to build understanding, cooperation, and shared policy direction.

Our Partners

Work with us to advance fairer markets and stronger institutions.

We work with public institutions, regulators, development partners, civil society, research bodies, and private sector actors to support reforms that improve market outcomes and strengthen governance.