The K4D Program provides policy advice to client countries on four Knowledge Economy (KE) pillars: economic and institutional regime, education, innovation, and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to help them make the transition to a KE.

Forum on Governance of Higher Education in India: How Best to Strike the Balance between Autonomy and Accountability?India, July 9-10, 2008.Upcoming Event!

Practicing Agricultural Innovation in Africa: A Platform for Action Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, May 12-14, 2008.

World Conference on Intellectual Capital for Communities. Paris, France, May 22-23, 2008. New Event!

Knowledge and Innovation for Competitiveness in Brazil. Written by Alberto Rodriguez , Carl Dahlman , Jamil Salmi. April 2008. New Book!

Advanced Strategies for Development: Building Knowledge Economies for Senior Asian Policymakers. Seoul, Republic of Korea, February 2008.

Knowledge, Technology, and Cluster-Based Growth in Africa. Edited by Douglas Zhihua Zeng. February 2008.

Building Knowledge Economies: Advanced Strategies for Development.This new book by the K4D program is a synthesis of over seven years of research and operational work of working with client countries on building knowledge economies and developing knowledge economy strategies

Knowledge for Africa's Development: Ten Priorities. This report seeks to take further the conversation that was started at the May 2006 Knowledge for Africa's Development Conference. It outlines the role of Science, Technology and Innovation as a means to building a knowledge-based economy.

Mexico's Transition to a Knowledge-Based Economy: Challenges and Opportunities. Written by Yevgeny Kuznetsov and Carl Dahlman. March 2008. New Book!

Enhancing China's Competitiveness through Lifelong LearningThis book summarises some of the key trends in the global environment and in the global education and training market. It provides context to the challenges that China is facing as it modernizes and integrates further into the global system.