How CBI Helps International Agencies

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Whether working to develop global environmental or investment standards, or addressing community development needs, international agencies frequently face significant issues that require cooperation of a diverse array of stakeholders with both shared and competing interests.

To manage these challenges, CBI works as a neutral party to build trust and facilitate effective collaboration among development partners, particularly where relationships are strained. We have helped break impasses between local communities, governments, non-governmental organizations, and development agencies over controversial public policies and projects.

CBI also works with international development agencies to build organizational capacity among senior staff and leaders, to negotiate and resolve disputes more effectively. We provide training and coaching to these organizations, as well as to the government counterparts, political parties, and civic groups with which they partner.

Among our past partners are the Asia Foundation, the Asian Development Bank, the International Finance Corporation, National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, the State of the World Forum, the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, the United Nations Development Program, the Sustainability Challenge Foundation, the United State Agency for International Development, and the World Bank.

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