Namibia’s Media – Facing the Digital Challenge
Globally, the media industry is undergoing a far-reaching transformation as a result of rapid economic, technological and political changes over the past decade. The digital revolution has been positive in many respects: significantly more people are now able to affordably and quickly access vast amounts of information via internet platforms around the world. However, digitalisation […]
Towards A Blue Economy
What is the Blue Economy? And what could it mean for Namibia, a country with a 1,500 km coastline – much of it pristine desert? The IPPR’s new publication examines these questions and suggests ways in which Namibia can harness the potential of its coastal regions in a sustainable way.
Housing in Namibia
Findings from a survey around the country, and recommendations for going forward.
Namibia and the UN Convention against Corruption
Is Namibia complying with its commitments under the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)?
Women in the Harambee Prosperity Plan
The Harambee Prosperity Plan arrived with much fanfare in the beginning of 2016. Meant to focus attention on key development plans, the document contains sections on governance, international relations, the economy, infrastructure, and social welfare. It also came a year after the ruling party had contested its first election under its new 50-50 gender quota, […]
IPPR Annual Financial Statements 2013-14
IPPR Annual Financial Statements 2013-14
IPPR Annual Financial Statements 2013-14
IPPR Annual Financial Statements 2013-14
Namibia Business and Investment Climate (NamBIC) Survey 2013
The annual NamBIC survey, produced by NCCI, NMA and GIZ in conjunction with IPPR, has been released
Comments on proposed Statistics Bill
The IPPR’s submission to a National Council public hearing on the Statistics Bill
Housing delivery in Namibia
A presentation to the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Human Resources, Social and Community Development
