To further the economic development of Namibia by bridging the apparent gap between the private and public sector players, and to open channels for improved dialogue, support and cooperation.
EAN provides a forum for local economists to interact and share ideas
From private sector, state owned enterprise, government, tertiary institutions, civil society or International Cooperation Partners
Within a neutral environment, irrespective of background, or institutional connection
Catalysing this potential towards greater development, building capacity and wealth, and ultimately breaking the chains of poverty and inequality that continue to hamper far too many Namibians.
This paper is a collaboration between the OECD Development Centre and the Economic Association of Namibia. It charts the evolution of social protection provision and
The latest data from the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation indicates that during the second half of 2018 close to 2 500
WEEK ENDING 11 JANUARY 2019 HIGHLIGHTS South Africa 1. The African National Congress (ANC) launched its 2019 Election Manifesto on 12 January in Durban. 2.
Namibia is an upper-middle income country (UMIC) that has recently seen reduced growth rates, including an 8.5% contraction in 2020, due to Covid-19. The current
You can download resources from the 2021 EAN Annual Conference: ‘Leveraging the Services Industry for Economic Growth’:
The Economic Association of Namibia together with Renewable Energy Industry Association of Namibia (REIAoN) launched a study on Utilisation of Energy Storage Technologies in Namibia.
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