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Coffey International Development and its partners Irwin Grayson and D&A have managed the Business Advocacy Fund (BAF) in Kenya since its inception in 2006 and have been retained to manage its second phase up to 2014.

Coffey International Development  is undertaking a longitudinal impact assessment of the Business Environment Strengthening for Tanzania – Advocacy Component (BEST – AC) project.

As a follow-up to Coffey subsidiary, MSI’s, 2009 Africa NGO Sustainability Index, this project will work with local NGOs in the same 15 African countries as it did in 2009, with the addition of Botswana, the Gambia, Malawi and Zambia.

The JRGA project is designed to improve Serbia’s rule of law, judicial efficiency, independence and integrity and the openness and accountability of government operations overall, both for the sake of the people of Serbia, and to help Serbia move closer to EU accession and participation in other Euro-Atlantic institutions, by focusing on the work of Serbia’s courts (particularly the misdemeanor courts and the new Administrative Court), Serbia’s four Independent Agencies (IA), and the work of other groups and organizations supporting these reforms.

Coffey subsidiary MSI’s USAID-funded Pakistan project will assess whether USAID resources in Pakistan are well-spent and achieving desired results to prevent waste, fraud and abuse in the administration of programs. The project will provide monitoring and evaluation, verification and reporting across all projects that USAID is supporting in Pakistan, totaling more than 100 projects and US$4 billion.