The Botswana Institute for the Development Policy Analysis – Gaborone – Botswana

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Vision, Mission and Values

The Botswana Institute for Development Policy Analysis (BIDPA) is an independent trust set up by a Presidential Decree. It started operations in 1995 as a non-government policy research institution. BIDPA focuses mainly on Policy Analysis and Capacity Building.

BIDPA Vision

To be a globally competitive policy research institute

BIDPA Mision

To be a centre of excellence that provides policy research, analysis, advice and capacity building

BIDPA Values

Professionalism: Education, Relevant Skills, Dedication, Team Spirit, Competency and Commitment

Integrity: Ethical behaviour, Credibility, Appreciation, Trust and Transparency

Competitiveness: Effectiveness, Efficiency, Timely Delivery, Quaility products/services, Pro-activenesss, Dynamism
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Category: MINISTRIES & DEPARTMENTS & PUBLIC AGENCIES and GOV. DEP. & POI

Address: BIDPA House Plot 134 Tshwene Drive Millennium Office Park
Gaborone
South-East District
Botswana

P.O. Box: BR-29 Gaborone

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Brands: The Botswana Institute for the Development Policy Analysis

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To promote and conduct research, analysis and publication on development policy issues of relevance to Botswana and the Southern African region.
To monitor the performance of the Botswana economy and the management of public policy implementation, especially with regard to the implications for economic and social development.
To offer advice and consultancy services to agencies of Government and other clients under suitable contractual and other arrangements.
To provide technical and financial assistance, directly or indirectly, to individuals and organizations in Botswana as deemed desirable for purposes of facilitating policy analysis.
To assist professional training and public education of Botswana citizens in matters relating to policy analysis, and encourage collaboration between expatriates and local professionals in these matters in ways that build or augment national capacities for performance and understanding of policy analysis.
To employ staff members who will themselves, or jointly with other organizations or qualified people, carry out research, consultancy, training and education projects, including arrangement and management of contractual relationships designed to facilitate such activities by persons affiliated with the Institute.
To present or publish, as the case may be, the outcome of its policy analysis, orally or in writing, to individuals, organizations or the general public at large.
To mobilize and administer funds to be used for achievement of the objectives and performance of the functions of the Institute

Number of employees: Between 11 and 50

Area Business Sector: Public Sector

Business area: National