Program Activities
Schedule for sessions by Programme (AGM 2025)
Rural renewable energy MSMEs operating to modernize agriculture in Sub Saharan Africa and South-East Asia
PEP has partnered with Environment for Development (EfD) for a three-year initiative on "Leveraging renewable energy MSMEs for sustainable agriculture in SSA and SEA". It is supported by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).
This research program aims to generate robust evidence to inform policy reforms that foster resilience, adaptation to climate change, and inclusivity in the agricultural sector, particularly for women and youth in Burkina Faso, Kenya, Uganda, and Vietnam.
Building sustainable and synergistic EIP ecosystems in East & West Africa
PEP is implementing a three-year initiative (2024-2027) aimed at enabling in-country research centers and government institutions in East and West Africa to establish continued collaborative frameworks and achieve greater synergism for evidence-informed policymaking (EIP).
Learning and Knowledge Management Project (LKMP)
With funding from Global Affairs Canada (GAC), PEP has launched the Learning and Knowledge Management Project (LKMP), a four-year initiative from October 2022 to December 2026.
The LKMP aims to strengthen the capacity of Canadian small and medium organizations (SMOs) and their local partners, enabling them to evaluate and enhance their interventions' impact on living conditions, gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls.
LKMP IE&LR Programme LKMP MEL Programme
Africa Fellows in Education Program (AFEP)
PEP, in partnership with the Global Education Analytics Institute (GEAI), is hosting the Africa Fellows in Education Program (AFEP), a two-year initiative to address the local capacity gap and enhance education decision-making processes across Sub-Saharan Africa. The program will support a network of Africa-based fellows, equipping them with advanced skills in evaluating educational research, developing performance data, and engaging local stakeholder to integrate evidence into decision-making.
Inclusive and sustainable procurement and cooking models to support HGSFP in Ethiopia
Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) is implementing a four-year initiative (2024–2028) aimed at generating actionable, evidence-based recommendations to inform and guide decision-making around the adoption or scaling up of more effective, sustainable, and inclusive practices within local food systems involved in supplying Home-Grown School Feeding Programs (HGSFPs). The initiative is funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
