The Policy Practice is supporting the Economic Team of the internationally-recognised government in Aden, Yemen, in developing an economic rescue plan for Yemen.

Laure-Hélène Piron (TPP Director) facilitated political economy workshops for the British Embassy in Libya to identify what more they could do to promote democratic governance.

TPP worked with Pathways and Our Common Home to analyze Mexico’s political landscape ahead of the 2024 elections. Through political economy analysis, public polling, and strategic workshops, the project identified key influencers, capacity gaps, and strategies to strengthen political will and accelerate climate action during and beyond the election period.

Samantha Wade, Laure-Hélène Piron, Neil McCulloch and Simon Bawakyillenuo delivered a 3 day training for the UN Ghana country team, using The Policy Practice's energy transition research as the main case study exercise.

TPP Directors Laure-Hélène Piron and Gareth Williams facilitated a series of workshops and research for the Swiss Development Cooperation office in Burundi to conduct a political economy analysis to update its country strategy and programme portfolio.

TPP Director Neil McCulloch, supported by Gareth Williams and Samantha Wade, facilitated online workshops for the Swss Development Cooperation Georgia office to finalise the preparation of a new project on Local Economic Development run by Helvetas/WINS Global.

The Policy Practice is collaborating with Propcom+, a seven year project funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, which aims to promote market systems development for climate-smart agriculture in Nigeria.

Laure-Hélène Piron, TPP Director, is undertaking a study for the OECD DAC Governance Network on donor assistance to public interest media, and the integrity of information ecosystems. It will contribute to formulate updated operational guidelines and interventions strategies for international assistance. 

The full report can be read here.

TPP’s work with SECO resulted in the design and delivery of a 2.5 day training course for programme managers in Bern. The course provided many opportunities for interactive exchange, used concrete examples from SECO’s work and had a particular focus on Adaptive Management and embedding PEA approaches in SECO’s work.