DevTech empowers governments, businesses, and citizens to build open, resilient, and technology-enabled economic systems that drive growth and reduce debt. We strengthen public institutions by supporting fiscal policy design, macroeconomic forecasting, debt sustainability analysis, and the implementation of integrated financial management systems. Our expertise spans modern budget execution, tax and expenditure reform, and fiscal decentralization, backed by digital innovation and data-driven tools.
Through initiatives such as macroeconomic resilience modeling, debt transparency scorecards, and fiscal risk assessments, DevTech provides decision-makers with actionable intelligence to guide strategic investment and policy reform. We leverage blended finance and de-risking strategies to mobilize capital and unlock sustainable development in fragile and complex environments. Our work covers diverse contexts, ranging from government budget management initiatives in U.S. states like Tennessee, municipalities such as Baltimore, and territories like Puerto Rico, where we support data-driven budgeting and long-term fiscal sustainability, to large-scale international engagements across Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia. Globally, DevTech has supported ministries of finance, central banks, and oversight institutions in strengthening fiscal frameworks, enhancing debt transparency, and deploying macroeconomic models that inform national development strategies.
We have also applied our technical expertise to emerging sectors, including supporting the Critical Mineral Supply Chain and processing systems, an area essential to future economic competitiveness and national security.
Find out more about our Economics Practice work by exploring the case studies and Insights articles below. Learn more about our current and past projects by exploring DevTech’s Projects Dashboard.
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