The Policy Practice supports FCDO’s PACE programme in Nigeria by providing political economy analysis, strategic advice, and MERL expertise to strengthen whole-of-society coalitions tackling governance, climate, and growth challenges. Led by Gareth Williams, the team includes Steve Fraser, Olly Owen, Sunny Kulutuye, and Wilf Mwamba.

Led by TPP Principal Olly Owen together with TPP Associates Suwaiba Ahmad and Sa'eed Hussaini, the project provided advice to the Children's Investment Fund Foundation's sexual reproduction and health rights team’s around the future direction of their funding linked to data and advocacy in Nigeria.

TPP Director Neil McCulloch worked with the international climate change think tank E3G and the Indonesian think thank the Institute for Essential Services Reform to explore the political economy of the electric vehicle sector in Indonesia.

This political economy analysis focuses on the industrial and artisanal timber sectors in Central Africa. It was undertaken by TPP Principal Olly Owen and new TPP Associate Theodore Trefon, together with a local team.

Andrii Biletskyi (TPP Associate) and Laure-Hélène Piron (TPP Director) are assessing the current state of judicial reforms in Ukraine in order to advise the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

Laure-Hélène Piron (TPP Director) is helping the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation review their approach to decentralisation and local governance in Mali.

This bespoke workshop, run by TPP Director Neil McCulloch and Alex Duncan, was designed for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) staff to gain a better understanding of Political Economy Analysis and how it might help them to identify the challenges arising from political economy features of the contexts in which they work.

TPP Principal William Kingsmill is working with Adam Smith International as the Political Economy and Conflict Analysis lead for the UK Public Finance Resource Centre. The Centre delivers expert support on tax, public financial management, and debt in ODA-eligible countries.

Gareth Williams (TPP Director) led a political economy analysis of the coffee sector in Burundi for Swiss Development Cooperation as part of the preparation of its new public-private partnership with coffee trading companies.