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India
Group of participants
Group of participants

National Independent School Alliance Meeting

National Independent Schools Alliance (NISA), in partnership with Centre for Civil Society, Friedrich Naumann Foundation, Grey Matters, Capital Foundation and Acumen Fund organised a two-day workshop on quality of education, experiences and learnings around the RTE. The workshop, on 19th and 20th ...
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Pakistan
Reporter on Reporter
Reporter on Reporter

Code on Vote: each journalist's responsibility

Press Council of Pakistan launches Guidelines for Elections 2013 Free, independent and responsible media reporting should be ensured for upcoming elections to create awareness, disseminate information of actual circumstances and build opinion among the basis for selecting suitable representatives of parliament were the views expressed by the speakers during ...
  • la-diniyya is la-ilm - “Knowledge opens the mind!” states Shireen Naqvi, Member of the Board of School of Leadership (SoL). Without knowledge (la-ilm) our ...
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Sri Lanka
Mrs Sagarica Delgoda
Mrs Sagarica Delgoda

Another first by BDS

With the 2013 programme for Entrepreneurship Development in the North & East of Sri Lanka, FNF partner Business Development Services Consultancy (BDS) broke new ground by very successfully obtaining third party funding for an entire programme series. On the 30 March 2013, Commercial Credit Co. Ltd ...
  • 2012 Freedom Speech - The Institute for Democracy & Leadership (IDL) and the Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit (FNF) jointly organized the 2012 ...
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Regional

Power to the People

The second national seminar on Devolution of Powers in Jammu and Kashmir took place in Jammu from 21-23 November. It was organized by the University of Jammu and the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation. The main objectives of the seminar were to enhance the exchange among academics, to encourage ...
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Bangladesh
Dilip Barua, Minister of Industries in Bangladesh
Dilip Barua, Minister of Industries in Bangladesh

Public Private Dialogue: Promoting Development of the Plastic Sector of Bangladesh

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) in partnership with Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Bangladesh organized a day long Public- Private Dialogue (PPD) Workshop on “Promoting the Development of Plastic Sector of Bangladesh”. Plastic industry of the country ...
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Our Regional Brochure
Freedom versus Corruption in India
India is listed as 95 out of 182 in Transparency International’s 2011 list of countries graded from 1 to 10 – with 10 being the least corrupt. India is graded at 3.1 out of 10 in terms of how clean it is from corruption, and shares this position with Albania, Kiribati, Swaziland and Tonga. This statistic gives us a broad idea of how Indians perceive corruption in their
country, but the story of corruption in India is a dynamic one, and how it affects the freedom of Indians is complex. Read more...


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Creating an Index to Measure Perceived Economic Opportunity
Sri Lanka has achieved fast growth with falling unemployment and poverty There is visible change in post war Sri Lanka with new roads, high rise buildings, designer boutiques and fast cars. According to the Central Bank economic growth has moved up to the 8 percent per annum region. Most recent data suggests that the economy picked up in 2010 and sustained the growth rate in 2011. Agriculture was estimated to have grown by 2.0 percent contributing 12 percent to GDP while industry and services had expanded by 10.1 and 8.6 percent contributing 30 and 58 percent to GDP respectively. Read more...
South Asia Ilyas Kashmiri: A Too-Convenient Connection
Since the assassination of Osama bin Laden there has been a great deal of media and intelligence chatter on who would replace bin Laden as the leader of Al Qaida. One name, that of Ilyas Kashmiri, generated a certain amount of interest in South Asia, not least because it seemingly establishes the interconnectedness of the networks from Kashmir through Pakistan, Afghanistan and all the way to the Al Qaida’s Western collaborators including in Europe and the United States. His death, after a drone strike on June 3, 2011, gives us a chance to examine the details of the life of one of the most dangerous militants to arise out of South Asia. Read more
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