Public Policy Consulting Firm

Who we are

DMI Associates is an independent consulting firm specialising in public policy and technical assistance for :

Trade Policy

Governance, Justice and Transparency

Development and Business Environment

Labour Market, Education and Vocational Training

Climate Change

Public Health

Monitoring and Evaluation

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DMI Expert Register

Welcome to our Register of qualified individual consultants and experts for manning aid-funded assignments in developing and transitional countries.

Formation des juges et des auxiliaires de justice

17 December 2022

Le projet HoloZcan lance un appel d’offres de prestations de service – réponses aux clarifications

27 July 2022

Missions We are Currently Leading

Partner(s) : SGS - Louis Berger - Particip
Budget : 1,8 M€
Dates : 11/07/2016 to 11/07/2019
Client : EU

Partner(s) : DMI alone
Budget : 32 K€
Dates : 11/2018 to 01/2019
Client : Institut Pasteur

Partner(s) : EKVITA
Budget : 0,9 M€
Dates : Q1/2018 to Q1/2020
Client : UE

Partner(s) : Expertise France - Ticon - Incom EnConsult
Budget : 6,4 M€
Dates : 01/09/2015 to 14/09/2019
Client : EU/Egypt Ministry of Trade and Industry

Partner(s) : Landell Mills - Business France - Cecoforma
Budget : 2,9 M€
Dates : 11/2018 to 11/2021
Client : EU-FPI

Partner(s) : DMI alone
Dates : 11/2018 à 10/2023
Client : AFD

Partner(s) : Incom - Hill International - HCM&CC
Budget : 0,8 MUSD
Dates : 07/04/16 ongoing
Client : UNDP

Partner(s) : GFA - Adecia
Budget : 3 M€
Dates : 01/09/2017 to 01/09/2020
Client : EU
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Partner(s) : B&S Europe - IRZ - Gepsa
Budget : 3 M€
Dates : 01/12/2018 to 01/12/2021
Client: EU

Partner(s) : Incom - HCM - EVTA Ecosystem - EFVET
Budget : 5 M€
Dates : 01/01/2018 to 21/12/2021
Client : ETF

Partner(s) : GIZ - ECG
Budget : 2.7 M€
Dates : 01/2019 to 07/2021
Client : EU

Partners: IDEAS Science, Polimi, Institut Pasteur, University of Lodz, Metropolitan Police W., SIOUX, ZUGMED, DataSense Lab
Budget : 4 380 400 €
Dates : 01/05/2021 to 30/04/2024
Client : UE- Horizon 2020

IN THE NEWS

Ethiopia,
An economic conference to take stock after the crisis

DMI supported the Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in France and the Honorary Consulate of Ethiopia in Lyon to organise an economic conference to take stock of the situation at the end of a crisis that has deeply marked the country.

The landscape has changed radically in the last 24 months both internationally and domestically. The covid-19 pandemic has profoundly disrupted world trade flows, most notably in China, while the conflict in Ukraine has disrupted energy and agricultural trade. Globally the conflict disruptions are occurring in a context marked by a mounting concern for the environment.

The country itself went through a long period of tensions and confrontations that were not limited to Tigray. Despite this unfavourable geopolitical context, Ethiopia has recorded a chaotic but positive economic growth of 6.1% in 2019, 6.3% in 2020 and 8.7% in 2021. FDI inflows, declined moderately to USD 2.549 billion in 2019, and USD 2.381 billion in 2020. FDI rebounded to USD 4.259 billion in 2021 exceeding the previous peak.

Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in Paris, 28th of June, 2022

These results characterise an economy whose fundamentals remain solid despite the recent political turmoil. The profound transformations that have been underway for a long time, whether in public and private infrastructure, in the business climate or even - and of course - in institutions and governance, should enable the country - one of the most promising on the continent - to return to the path of growth.

With these results, the Ethiopian government remains determined to pursue its policy of openness and investment attraction to achieve its goal of making the country a middle-income economy by the end of the decade.

The EU has maintained open markets for Ethiopian exports, but the US removed tariff benefits under AGOA due to the Tigray conflict. Hopefully restoration of trade benefits under AGOA for Ethiopia will be part of an early peace dividend.

The future is always prepared in times of crisis. This is how H.E. Henok Teferra Shawl, Ambassador to France of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia, introduced the conference.