Bodhi conducted a political economy analysis (PEA) of Sierra Leone, Ethiopia and Myanmar to understand the political and economic processes in these countries, focusing on the distribution and contestation of power and resources in Ethiopia and Sierra Leone, while a more focused PEA analysis was conducted on Rwanda's Sexual and Reproductive Health Service Delivery for Deaf Youth, and Cambodia's Education Service delivery. Bodhi undertook the five PEAs in two phases, phase one in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and Myanmar, followed by a similar exercise in Rwanda and Cambodia. The PEAs in the first phase comprised training and fieldwork over two weeks, whereas the second phase was a shorter, one week exercise. The studies were based on a desk review and primary data from participatory PEA exercises. This included KIIs and FGDs in Ethiopia; KIIs in Sierra Leone and Myanmar, and FGDs in Rwanda and Cambodia. These comprehensive PEAs aimed to inform programming and strategy development, addressing the complex interplay of political, economic, and social factors that shape development and delivery trajectory.