TPP Director Neil McCulloch led a three-country political economy assessment of carbon pricing in Indonesia, the Philippines and Viet Nam. The work forms part of Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies, a five-year initiative led by the International Institute for Sustainable Development to support inclusive carbon pricing across Southeast Asia.

TPP Principal Wilfred Mwamba is supporting the British Embassy Manila to analyse how political alliances and power dynamics in the Philippines are evolving following the May 2025 midterm elections. 

The Policy Practice are working with Ocean Energy Pathway to support two of its country teams — in the Philippines and Brazil — with a strategy refresh grounded in political economy analysis.

This study examined the factors strengthening or weakening the environment for private investment and inclusive growth in eleven middle-income countries. The Policy Practice managed the research and produced a synthesis paper. It undertook two of these studies directly, and identified nine other country experts.

The research findings have been summarised in the Policy Practice Brief NO.12.

Working with Oxford Policy Management, The Policy Practice is assisting UNDP's Bureau of Crisis Prevention and Recovery to prepare contributions to the Disaster Risk Reduction Global Assessment Report 2011. Gareth Williams will take the lead in drafting a chapter analysing the political economy of disaster risk reduction based on evidence drawn from country case studies. Link to publication.