Network
EFI's country partners are championing economic literacy in their home countries, delivering a wide program of activities designed to inspire interest and curiosity in economics.
EFI in Albania
Part of the European University of Tirana, UET Centre works to contribute to the progress and democratization of Albanian society through policy-oriented research, capacity building and joint programs.
Contact:Kebjana Haka
EFI in Armenia
The Center for Behavioral Decisions harnesses behavioral economics methodology to find cost-effective solutions to their clients' challenging problems.
Contact:Aram Ghazaryan
EFI in Azerbaijan
The Center for Economic and Social Development promotes research and analysis of socio-economic issues to positively influence the public policy process.
Contact:Nigar Islamli
EFI in Belarus
The Scientific Research Mises Center has been banned by the Lukashenko regime. Its director is in exile in Ukraine.
Contact:Jaroslav Romanchuk
EFI in Georgia
The Georgian Economic Literacy Initiative seeks to raise economic literacy across all social groups.
Contact:Levan Pavlenishvili
EFI in Kazakhstan
Bilim Barine Public Foundation works to empower and mobilize the people of Kazakhstan through equitable and inclusive education.
Contact:Zhannat Bubekbayeva
EFI in Kosovo
Riinvest Institute is Kosovo's leading non-partisan think tank in the field of socio-economic development.
Contact:Visar Vokrri
EFI in Kyrgyzstan
The IPPA is the think tank of the University of Central Asia whose mission is to promote regional social and economic development.
Contact:Kemel Toktomushev
EFI in North Macedonia
The Liberal Alternative Institute is at the forefront of projects and programs promoting liberal thought in local and regional communities in North Macedonia.
Contact:Orhan Ceka
EFI in Ukraine
The Bendukizde Free Market Center seeks to popularize free market ideas and unleash Ukraine's economic potential.
Contact:Nataliya Melnyk
EFI in Uzbekistan
Westminster International University in Tashkent offers international standards of education and research that contribute to Central Asia's development.
Contact:Nargiza Alimukhamedova