Program Overview
Inya Economics is committed to addressing Myanmar’s complex governance and economic challenges by designing innovative programs that reflect current realities and prepare for a future federal democratic system. The upcoming program will focus on capacity-building, fostering collaboration among stakeholders, and developing actionable insights to support sustainable governance and economic development in Myanmar.
The program emphasizes bridging gaps in governance, enabling evidence-based policy-making, and cultivating leadership, with an overarching goal of empowering local actors and institutions to play a key role in shaping Myanmar’s future.
Program Objectives
1. Build local capacity for addressing governance and fiscal challenges through tailored training and tools.
2. Promote inclusive and participatory governance by strengthening public engagement in decision-making processes.
3. Support research and innovation to tackle key governance, economic, and digital transformation challenges.
4. Develop the next generation of leaders equipped with practical governance, economic, and problem-solving skills.
This program will serve as a foundation for driving inclusive growth and preparing Myanmar for a federal democratic transition. By focusing on local capacity, innovative solutions, and collaborative governance, Inya Economics aims to contribute to a stable and prosperous future for the country.
High-Priority Thematic Areas
– Support for designing and implementing equitable fiscal policies.
– Training on fiscal tools, including revenue generation, intergovernmental transfers, and expenditure management.
– Practical workshops and simulations tailored to Myanmar’s context.
– Create platforms for meaningful citizen engagement in local policy-making.
– Develop participatory mechanisms for local taxation and budgeting.
– Pilot digital governance solutions to improve transparency and accountability.
– Establish comprehensive training programs for youth leaders and local officials in conflict-affected areas.
– Equip future leaders with skills in auditing, finance, digital tools, and conflict-sensitive governance.
– Enhance stakeholders’ ability to collect, analyze, and utilize data for decision-making.
– Develop digital tools for project monitoring, complaint resolution, and governance support.
– Conduct in-depth studies on economic and governance challenges, including local governance responsibilities.
– Develop toolkits to address real-world problems and foster shared research agendas among stakeholders.
