Governance
The Economic Institute is governed by an independent Board of Directors and advised by a distinguished Advisory Board of leading economists and policymakers.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors provides strategic oversight and ensures the Institute maintains its commitment to independence, rigour, and public benefit. Board members are drawn from academia, central banking, international organisations, and the private sector, bringing diverse perspectives to the governance of the Institute.
The Board meets quarterly to review the Institute's research agenda, financial position, and strategic priorities. All members serve in a voluntary capacity and are subject to a conflict-of-interest policy that safeguards editorial independence.
Advisory Board
The Advisory Board comprises distinguished economists, former policymakers, and institutional leaders who provide guidance on the Institute's research direction and methodological standards. Advisory Board members are appointed based on their expertise and standing in the field.
Members contribute through periodic consultations, peer review of major publications, and participation in the Institute's annual research symposium.
Governance Principles
- Editorial independence from all funding sources and governance bodies.
- Transparency in research methodology, data sources, and analytical frameworks.
- Accountability through regular external audits and public reporting.
- Diversity of perspective in both governance and research programmes.
- Commitment to open access and broad dissemination of research findings.