The Legal Infrastructure for a Market Economy Project provided technical assistance to develop commercial law and a modern legal culture in Kyrgyzstan. The project worked
To assist USAID in better understanding the status of the legal environment in Ukraine and develop appropriate interventions, Checchi participated in an assessment of processes
USAID/Tanzania wanted to review its support to the health and population sector to ensure that it complemented the new national strategies of the Ministry of
Checchi conducted this evaluation of the effectiveness of the Famine Early Warning System (FEWS) for the Sustainable Development Office of USAID’s Africa Bureau. The evaluation
To reverse the downward spiral of its economy, Madagascar faced the imperative of creating a legal environment more conducive to private sector investment and development.
Checchi was jointly responsible with another U.S. company for implementing the Partnership for Economic Growth (PEG) activity, at the time USAID’s principal means of assisting
Checchi participated in a study of factors affecting the growth and development of private enterprise in the Europe and Eurasia region during the period of
Checchi led a mid-term evaluation of USAID’s program of lending and consulting assistance to Bosnian small and medium enterprises in high-return industrial and agricultural sectors.
Checchi developed a case study of the humanitarian crisis in the former Yugoslavia that captured lessons learned and provided recommendations to USAID’s Office of Foreign
In 1995, Checchi initiated a commercial law training project in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan under the umbrella of joint venture with another U.S. company. In 1998,
Strengthening Mexico’s business and investment environment through improved governance and business practices and enhanced coalitions that drive transparency and integrity.
