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PEM was assigned to evaluate two GEF-funded climate mitigation projects implemented under UNEP’s Climate Change Division. The first project in Sierra Leone supported the transition to electric mobility to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The second project in Tunisia promoted energy-efficient lighting technologies to lower electricity consumption and associated GHG emissions.
PEM’s services included leading and authoring the Terminal Reviews of both projects, in accordance with GEF and UNEP evaluation policies.
Small contract value under 50,000 €.

The “Support to the EU Accession Negotiations in the Economic Sector in Albania II” project helps Albania prepare for joining the European Union (EU). It aims to strengthen the skills and capacities of the Albanian government to align laws, policies, and systems with EU standards. The project focuses on three key areas: government capacity development, harmonization of laws with EU standards, and civil society engagement.
PEM was selected to conduct an evaluation, which included a semi-remote inception mission and an on-site evaluation mission.
Medium contract value between 50,000 and 150,000€.

PEMconsult East Africa carried out a comprehensive analysis of the gaps between policy and implementation of national policies, legislative reforms and global commitments to promote gender equality. The underlying impediments to gender equality in the country were also analysed, for further understanding on the underlying causes and how to address them. The conceptual framework to guide analysis was based on an assessment of the existing institutional framework and systems to promote gender equality, such as: a) the mechanisms in place to hold responsible officials and/or stakeholders, b) mechanisms in place to monitor progress and results, and c) challenges in implementing projects promoting gender equality, such as the capacity of actors to play their assigned roles and responsibilities, and understand national policies and international protocols.

Since 2014, the Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has partnered with the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy and key national stakeholders through a Government-to-Government energy partnership. This cooperation has been implemented under the Ukraine-Denmark Energy Partnership Programme (UDEPP) since 2021, funded by the Danish Neighbourhood Programme. The programme focuses on supporting Ukraine’s energy sector transition during reconstruction, promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency, and market-based energy reforms to strengthen sustainable and inclusive economic growth.
PEM was appointed to provide process and technical consultancy support for the development of the new energy partnership framework, including workshops, stakeholder discussions, analytical work, and the development of frameworks and a theory of change.
Medium contract value between 50,000 and 150,000€.