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Performeks LLC specializes in performance analytics, and delivers high-value data products to public agencies and private organizations to support their information disclosure and transparency initiatives. We work on energy, climate change, environment, water resource management, public health and education sector issues. Our services include monitoring & evaluation, policy analysis, benchmarking, results management systems, regulatory management tools, and good governance and disclosure systems for public and private agencies.
Our Approach
We apply a
5-step approach
to put transparency into practice. We have successfully executed many challenging projects, and have learned that good information is a pre-condition for authentic transparency and meaningful disclosure, and effective communication. Our innovative information disclosure practice area is tailored to help governments and private corporations adopt best practices in good governance and corporate social responsibility.
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Policy Case Studies
Most of our services are for the private sector but over the last few years we have started to broaden the applications of our web tools for policy issues. Through USAID's
Health Systems 20/20
initiative and in collaboration with
Abt Associates
, our web tools were applied to compile, analyze and display health systems indicators from multiple data sources on a single
web portal
. Through our report Climate Data Due Diligence, we applied our tools to audit and highlight data quality failures in a popular CO2 emissions database. Our new policy initiative
CO2Scorecard.org
enables users to access half a dozen country-level publicly available databases on CO2 emissions and energy use from a single web page.
Areas of Specialization
Our web-based data analysis and visualization tools help to continually monitor and quantify:
Environmental and social performance,
Climate friendly behavior of private companies and governments,
Quality of service delivery and performance of energy and water utilities,
State of the national and local water resources,
Ecological quality under clean city initiatives,
Performance of education and public health systems,
Governance and regulatory performance, and
Media trends and reputational risks
Our Project History
We are best known for implementing the first
environmental rating and disclosure
program in Indonesia and helping to revive it after the 1997 financial crisis. This pioneering work continues to serve as the model for similar environmental transparency initiatives in China, India, the Philippines, Vietnam, Egypt, Ghana and other countries. Currently we are also involved with a long term effort to introduce environmental disclosure programs in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Our performance monitoring and benchmarking tools are used in the national electricity sector regulatory agency in Egypt, and is the first tool of its kind to integrate financial and technical performance indicators covering transmission, distribution and generation on a single platform.
In the private sector we have instituted environmental compliance analysis and risk management tools for Fortune 50 companies in the extractive industries sector. Learn more about our
services
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Highlights
Ghana launches environmental rating and disclosure program
Bloomberg cites our research on CO2 emissions data quality
TRANSPARENCY 2.0
CO2 Data Discrepancy Research Note
CO2Scorecard Initiative
Recession and Climate Risk--Blog Reference (2)$0
Recession and Climate Risk--Blog Reference (1)$0
Bad CO2 Data Undermines Climate Diplomacy-Press Release-25 Mar 09
Carbon Disclosure Policy Approaches--Review of Existing Programs
Current Projects
Web based tools for National Health System Assessment
CO2Scorecard
Climate Data Due Diligence
Evaluating the impact of recession on US CO2 emissions
Should the World Bank fund supercritical coal power plants in developing countries?
Potential for reducing the CO2 intensity of the US power sector by accelerated retirement of old coal units