News & Blogs

People of African ancestry make up about 1% of participants in major genomic databases. A new Trends in Genetics paper, developed with BAN-DRCE’s technical support, shows why that gap matters for health and development.

How do we know when youth programmes create lasting employment, not simply placements? Our endline data collection across Addis Ababa supports the UPSNJP Youth Apprenticeship impact evaluation with the Ministry of Labor and Skills and the World Bank.

Achieving universal electricity access by 2035 will take more than physical infrastructure. Our capacity needs assessment and roadmap for EEILEO looks at the institutions behind the expansion.

How do we know when communities are becoming more resilient, not simply recovering? Our baseline and MEAL framework work with Oxfam GB and REST under the RESILIENT project.

Access alone does not guarantee quality care. Lessons from our documentation of Ipas Ethiopia’s Catchment-Based Clinical Mentorship across four regions.