July 7, 2006-After a decade of internal violence in Burundi, the Arusha agreement of 2000 put in motion a peace process that culminated in the free election of a new president in August 2005. But the new post-transition government has … Read More
The Eastern and Southern African Development Bank (PTA Bank) plans to expand its infrastructure lending facility within the Project Infrastructure Finance (PIF) Unit. PTA Bank contracted Nathan to undertake a market study on the demand for infrastructure investment in the … Read More
Nathan India is providing Consumer Unity & Trust Society\r\n(CUTS) International research support for the Competition Reforms for Enhancing Welfare (CREW) project. The purpose of the project is to develop an approach to evaluating the impact of competition reform on consumers … Read More
To assist health insurance companies and stakeholders in the healthcare industry in understanding demand for health insurance in India, Nathan conducted a study that forecast future revenue in the health insurance industry. Nathan designed a customer survey questionnaire that helped … Read More
Under USAID’s Support for Economic Analysis Development in Indonesia (SEADI) Project, Nathan supported the Government of Indonesia in improving laws, policies, regulations, and procedures or practices related to Nonbank financial institutions, Labor markets, Poverty reduction, and The environment for business, … Read More
Superior Court of the State of California (2011) In relation to California Cartwright Act claims, it was alleged that a Native American tribe’s casino development deal fell through as a result of anticompetitive conduct (market allocation and boycott/refusal to deal) … Read More
Under USAID’s Trade Facilitation and Capacity Building project, Nathan Associates is helping to boost the competitiveness of 10 countries in Southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, and Zambia. Five of these belong to the Southern … Read More
For the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Nathan India helped assess the impact of food aid on markets and beneficiaries. We first conducted a rapid needs assessment to identify the food insecure … Read More
Despite the many antipoverty programs of the 1990s, poverty has persisted among hundreds of thousands of Jordanians. A program launched in May 2002 by His Majesty King Abdullah II, however, has improved service delivery to the poor in Jordan. Funded … Read More
Nathan London assisted OECD’s Development Assistance Committee (DAC) in preparing two influential guides on policies and processes necessary for pro-poor growth: Promoting Pro-Poor Growth and Accelerating Pro-Poor Growth Through Private Sector Development. Used by the staff of donor agencies and … Read More