International development consulting

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International development consulting organizations work in the field of International development, where they advise and support governments, international agencies, non-profits, or corporations on specific projects. The international development consulting industry is itself composed of for-profit firms, non-profits, hybrid models, and various multinational institutions.

Scope[]

The work of international development consultants covers a wide range of areas, including (but not limited to):

• Economics
• Financial advising (e.g.: sovereign funds or development funds)
• Foreign aid management
• Governance
• Healthcare
• Education
• Gender equality
• Disaster preparedness
• Infrastructure
• Human rights
• Environmental Policy
• Energy policy

External links[]

• Official website