The project aims to conduct a public expenditure review in order to contribute to the improvement of budget management in the justice sector in Niger, to inform the government and other stakeholders about the nature of public spending and public sector management in this particular area. 

PMC Research Center, together with People in Need (PIN), the Rural Communities Development Agency (RCDA), and Association ATINATI are working to support rural economic development and to stimulate the agricultural sector in Georgia, as part of the European Commission project – Regional Civil Society Organizations as Vectors of Rural Economic Development.

PMC Research was contracted by Oxfam GB, under a 4 year EC funded program – Improving Regional Food Security through National Strategies and Small Holder Production in the south Caucasus.

The program aims to enhance agricultural production and rural development in Georgia, by contributing to the efforts of UNDP and the European Neighborhood Programme for Agriculture and Rural Development (ENPARD Georgia) to establish and implement Rural Development Strategies in Georgia.

PMCG, in consortium with Sakgzametsniereba and led by Antea Netherlands B.V, under the project funded by the World Bank is providing assistance to the Roads Department of Georgia to prepare a feasibility study and a detailed engineering design for the upgrading of Rustavi-Red Bridge and Rustavi-Sadakhlo roads.

The project is assisting the Government of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara (GoARA) in elaborating effective tools and methods of regional development strategy implementation.

The overall objective of the project is to increase awareness, understanding, and support for the EU and its activities in Georgia, particularly among Georgians.

The project is focused on supporting the regulatory system for competition, in order to ensure that all economic operators work under the same rules and thus are not enjoying any unfair advantages over competitors operating in the same market.

The objective of the project Mayors for Economic Growth (M4EG) is to support the local authorities (LAs) in the Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries to become active facilitators for economic growth and job creation.

The purpose of the project is to increase the capacity of targeted government institutions of Liberia, particularly the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) and the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) to improve domestic revenue mobilization in the country.