Writing in the Financial Times: This is Africa, Iqbal Quadir cites African examples of dispersion of power leading to accountability and economic progress.

In an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Iqbal Quadir writes about how development is most effective by aiding entrepreneurs.

Iqbal Quadir writes about the lack of progress being made in attaining the UN Millenium Development Goals.

Managing Director Michael Maltese writes about the need to change the terms of the discussion on global poverty and progress.

This article delves into the innovative ways in which light and power are being supplied to previously un-serviced areas.  These approaches represent a shift away from traditional centralized, resource-demanding, “extend the grid” solutions and toward environmentally-friendly, resource-recycling, “off-grid” alternatives.

In this note to the Editor, Iqbal Quadir refutes the assumption that government aid provides an effective means of alleviating problems in the developing world. 

The Wharton of Business honors Iqbal Quadir as one of its one-hundred-twenty-five most influential alumni.