Laure-Hélène Piron, TPP Director, is undertaking a political economy analysis for the British Embassy in N'Djamena in partnership with Chadian gender expert Colette Benoudji and conflict expert Remadji Hoinathy. They will provide advice on how the UK can promote political inclusion of women and youth in Chad. 

The Policy Practice supports Component 2 of FCDO’s  Investments in Forests and Sustainable Land Use Phase 2 Programme in the Congo Basin. Led by TPP Associate Theodore Trefon, and involving TPP Principals Olly Owen and Sam Bickersteth, TPP provides political economy insights and conflict analysis to guide sustainable business models, strengthen cooperatives, and promote forest-friendly, climate-resilient development.

The Policy Practice is providing Political Economy Analysis (PEA) support to the Land Facility, a £50 million programme funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Led by Tetra Tech and Land Equity International, with partners including The Policy Practice, the Land Facility works to strengthen land governance in developing countries.

William Kingsmill, TPP Principal, is advising a political economy analysis process for the UK-government funded Green Cities and Infrastructure programme in Ukraine. 

TPP Principal Ben French provided political economy analysis support to the IMF for its governance assessment for Pakistan as part of the current extended financing facility.

TPP Director Gareth Williams is developing an analytical framework covering the political economy dimensions of disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. It will improve the understanding of how contextual factors affect a country’s capacity to formulate and implement effective policies in these areas.

TPP Director Laure-Hélène Piron is preparing training modules on adaptive management and thinking and working politically for a new course on Accountable and Inclusive Politics for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

This project, led by TPP Associate Theodore Trefon, provided USAID's Local Health System Sustainability Project with strategic recommendations to enhance the management of human resources for health of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Policy Practice Principals Sam Bickersteth and Niki Palmer supported Mott MacDonald during the inception of the Resilience, Adaptation and Inclusion in Nepal programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. They delivered political economy analysis, training, and strategy inputs.