In a world of accelerating transformation, governments and institutions face the challenge of turning national ambitions into measurable outcomes. KPMG’s Economics and Public Policy Advisory (EPPA) helps clients bridge strategy and implementation, designing policies that are evidence-based, future-ready, and grounded in economic reality. We combine analytical rigor with strategic foresight to help leaders make informed decisions that drive growth, resilience, and public value.
Our team works across every stage of the policy lifecycle, from diagnosing challenges and formulating solutions, to enabling institutional execution and evaluating impact. With deep experience in economic modeling, fiscal analysis, and governance reform, we help clients shape policies that are credible, actionable, and aligned with long-term national priorities.
Our services include:
- Policy formulation and regulatory design: Converting strategy into actionable, coherent policy frameworks.
- Economic and fiscal policy advisory: Designing fiscally responsible, growth-driven economic strategies.
- Trade, investment, and market policy: Strengthening competitiveness and global integration.
- Policy evaluation and performance assessment: Measuring results through data-driven monitoring and evaluation.
- Institutional capacity building: Developing the leadership and systems required for effective policy delivery.
- Public sector reform and economic governance: Modernizing institutions for accountability and efficiency.
- Economic diagnosis and growth analytics: Identifying structural constraints and unlocking new growth potential.
Our policy advisory themes
KPMG’s Economics and Public Policy Advisory (EPPA) supports national and corporate stakeholders across a broad spectrum of policy domains. Our work ensures that decisions are rooted in strategic foresight, economic evidence, and institutional best practice – enabling sustainable growth, resilience, and long-term competitiveness.
Economics and Public Policy Advisory
Evidence-based, future ready and grounded in economic reality