Watch as Tafara Ngwaru explains the new landscape and why investing in people remains a priority.

In this special anniversary interview, Saul Johnson and Sarah Magni sit down to reflect on a decade of impact, the lessons learnt and their vision for the next era of health system reform. 

Watch as Tochukwu Egesi explains the real-world stakes behind our work and why building better financial ecosystems matters so much.

A new report by Genesis and AmCham Kenya urges regional regulators to establish interim mechanisms to unlock cross-border digital trade.

Before governments can effectively deploy AI, they must fix the data beneath it. The Map Is Not the Terrain explores why building robust Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is the essential first step for AI-enabled public services.

In January, Genesis cut a list of seven forces that would shape Africa in 2026. With three quarters of the year gone, most are running to script. Two were not: A sovereign debt near miss and a climate punch that no forecaster saw coming. The question now is not how the year began, but what remains undecided as 2027 looms. Here is our late year scorecard.

For governments leading digital transformation: GOAT is the implementation discipline that holds legal mandates, operational capacity, citizen adoption and technical architecture in productive tension - because decisions in one area are always the blueprint or constraint for the others. 

Tom Pugh and I represented Genesis, as part of the Numeracy Research and Development Fund. Through NRD, we work to support our partners to strengthen implementation of numeracy pedagogies and help turn evidence of what works into government-led scale-up initiatives. We were there to tackle a tough question: How do we translate what we know works into reforms that reach every child?

Our teams are focussed on equipping decision makers with a rigorous evidence base to answer what the true costs of decisions are, what the return on investment is and what are the right questions to ask before long-term, high stakes directions are locked in.

Ghana's youngest children are being short-changed by public spending. Our new report shows how that can change.