Independent Think Tank aimed to improve Investment Environment in Sub Sahara African Countries.

 

 

 

We aim to foster long-term macroeconomic stability and promote more vital institutions in Sub–Saharan Africa to increase domestic and foreign direct investment (FDI).

Background

Poverty reduction, job creation, and sustainable economic growth require strong domestic and foreign direct Investment. However, in many developing countries, especially in Sub- Saharan African countries, challenges such as infrastructure gap, high political and economic risks, low labor skills, underdeveloped financial systems, and Governance issues, squeeze investment activities.

The widespread poverty in developing countries requires an inclusive growth to unleash inclusive development. The lack of inclusive institutions jeopardizes political and social stability and increase investment risks.  Policymakers in those regions should implement inclusive institutions to ensure political and social stability which improve investment climate.

African Institute for Investment Studies (AFRIIS) would strive to address the stated challenges above to boost domestic, foreign direct investment in Sub- Sahara African Countries.

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strategy

AFRIIS cornerstone strategy would be practical projects problems solvers to address investment climate challenges in sub- Sahara African countries Based on research policy recommendations, AFRIIS will design projects and programs to streamline business climate and bolster domestic and foreign direct investment. Projects will include capacity building, policy and business advisory services. To maximize outcomes, AFRIIS will build a strong network with US profit and non- profit organizations African Union, regional integration managers, media, civil society, Universities, International development organizations, private sector, and other think tanks working in the same fields.

financial and human and resources mobilization

AFRIIS will develop a fundraising strategy underpinned by research projects submitted to donors in the short and medium-term. The organization will develop a strategy, including consultancy services, to ensure its financial independence in the long term. The think tank will work with its members and will recruit Experts to perform specific projects.

We will conduct evidence-based research to provide granular and practical policy solutions to address challenges affecting the investment environment in sub-Saharan African countries.

To create one-stop documentation, we will collect critical data to inform investors’ decisions in Sub-Saharan African Countries.

System thinking is our primary research approach. AFRIIS draws skills from economists, trade and regional integration specialists, political scientists, financial sector development and capital investments experts.