What we do

Conflict and Political Reform
With years of experience working in Kosovo, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar and beyond, DIG Consultants has a wealth of knowledge in designing and implementing political reforms in conflict and post-conflict countries.
DIG Consultants
DIG has worked directly with parliamentarians from more than 110 countries and with more than 50 parliaments.
Below is some of our recent work.
UN Women’s Action Kit on Gender-Responsive Budgeting
As part of two-person team, DIG Consultants Inc. produced an Action Kit for UN Women on Gender-responsive Budgeting (GRB). The Kit was primarily focused on UN Women staff, but will be of value to all those promoting annual state budget processes that include broad gender analysis. […]
Evaluation of Parliamentary Development Project in Kyrgyzstan
Kevin Deveaux conducted a virtual evaluation of UNDPs project with the Parliament of Kyrgyzstan. From February-April, 2021, the final evaluation of […]
Evaluation of EU Project with Ukraine Parliament
Kevin Deveaux was part of a tw-person team that conducted the final evaluation of the European Union’s support to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Conducted virtually, the evaluation included a broad engagement of deputies, parliamentary staff, project staff and civil society. The review was conducted from June-October, 2021. […]
Scoping Mission for Parliament of Albania
DIG Consultants Inc. was contracted by the Swiss Government to conduct a Scoping Mission on future support by the Swiss to the Parliament of Albania. On behalf of the firm, Kevin Deveaux was part of a team that took part in a mission to Tirana in October, 2022. Deveaux engaged […]
Research Conducted on Parliaments’ Role in Combatting Hate Speech
Deveaux International Governance Consultants Inc. was commissioned by UNDP Crisis Bureau and BPPS to conduct research on the drivers and impact of hate speech on political governance and the role parliaments can play in combating online violence and real-world hateful language. The final research paper provides a series of potential […]
Blog Post – Despite the Risks, MPs Must Lean In on Listening to Citizens
The murder of a Member of Parliament, Sir David Amess, in the United Kingdom this past week was tragic. Sadly it is part of disturbing trend, coming five years after the murder of MP Jo Cox as she was leaving a meeting with constituents. Canadian politicians have, so far, avoided […]