Celebrating Philanthropy in Emerging Economies

Washington, DC | April 14-16, 2014

Dramatic shifts in the political and economic landscapes of many low- and middle-income countries in recent years have resulted in the emergence of a new class of wealthy individuals. This has led to a rapid growth in private and family foundations in many emerging economies. But the benefits of economic liberalization have not always resulted in an equal distribution of wealth, and income disparities have only been exacerbated by the global economic crisis. This surge in social and economic inequality pleads the need and purpose of philanthropy, both individual and institutional, to be re-examined.

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