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A single home for country PIM policy documents, AI-powered country analytics, and benchmarking to frontier good practice — built for ministries of finance, oversight institutions, and ePIM-CBA deployments.

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Countries

52

Policy records

500

English documents

805

Original-language

905

What you can do

Five modules. One signed-in account.

Browse curated policies
View the latest curated PIM policy and strategy documents for any country, in English or the original language.
Browse countries
Track policy changes
See what changed in a country's PIM framework — new, revised and superseded laws, regulations, guidance and strategies — since the latest profile update or since a date you choose.
Check changes
Contribute or update
Add new country records, upload original-language and translated source documents, and curate metadata.
Add a record
AI Coach analytics
Ask country-specific questions on appraisal, transparency, PPPs, briefing, and more. Cited answers grounded in the curated corpus.
Open the Coach
Benchmark to peers
Compare a country to frontier good-practice and peer jurisdictions across the core PIM dimensions.
Compare countries
Plug-in APIs
Documented endpoints for embedding repository data, AI analytics, and benchmarks into national ePIM-CBA deployments.
View API docs

About this platform

Public Investment Management (PIM) shapes how governments appraise, select, budget, deliver, and manage capital projects. This platform consolidates curated country-level PIM legislation, regulations, strategies, and guidelines, alongside AI-assisted analytics that cite the source documents directly.

All AI outputs are grounded in the curated repository — never on the open web. Source documents are stored in their original language and, where available, in English translation, so analyses can be reviewed against the authoritative text.