Mr. Fardoe is a senior practitioner with particular skills in quantitative research; extensive experience in financial, demographic, and statistical analysis, and operations research; and a strong knowledge of the municipal sector.

Over the years, Mr. Fardoe has completed a host of assignments relating to the municipal field and particularly to matters of finance, taxation, and infrastructure. He has developed financial planning and fiscal modeling and decision-support systems for several municipalities; evaluated the implications of alternative amalgamation, annexation and inter-municipal cost- and revenue-sharing initiatives; assessed the local financial impacts of development and policy changes; and examined preferred approaches for financing urban infrastructure systems. He also has developed a framework for inter-municipal financial benchmarking and municipal financial monitoring.

Mr. Fardoe has participated in a number of project, program and operational evaluations, including reviews of senior government programs in support of the education and municipal sectors, emergency service operations, property assessment and taxation systems, land rent programs, and transportation management systems.

He also has applied his expertise in demography to the development of population forecasting models and within the context of a number of project socio-economic impact studies.