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Energy and Water

Pengwern Associates work to advise a range of stakeholder groups looking at ways to improve access to energy and water in developing economies.

Pengwern Associates can:

  • undertake cost-benefit analysis to support decision-making aimed at improving access to energy and water
  • advise on means of facilitating private sector involvement
  • examine how best to finance, regulate and price sustainable infrastructure in the energy and water sectors
  • provide technical expertise to support the evaluation of policies and initiatives.
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Promoting trade and investment

Pengwern Associates work with organisations seeking to promote trade and investment in developing economies.

Pengwern Associates can:

  • quantify the expected and actual impacts of initiatives to facilitate trade or encourage investment
  • identify sectors in which policies and initiatives designed to promote trade and investment might have most impact.
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Related Case Studies

Disaster Risk Finance - A Toolkit This toolkit provides policymakers in developing countries with practical guidance on how to select appropriate disaster risk finance instruments. It may also assist members of the development and humanitarian community who support developing country policymakers and may hold some of the risks associated with disasters in these countries. Structured as a series of steps, the toolkit enables actors who hold risk, and their partners, to better understand, reduce and manage these risks and to finance activities accordingly.
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Enhancing the private sector’s readiness to deliver climate change outcomes in Southern Africa This report explores the private sector’s involvement in addressing climate change in four Southern African countries: Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, and Zimbabwe. It identifies the barriers holding back further engagement of private sector actors in climate-related investment and possible reforms to the enabling environment that could support this investment. It also discusses how the private sector can better engage with the international climate finance architecture.
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