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Strategies to improve immunisation coverage: Helping the Young World achieve its potential
Safeguarding immunisation programmes is crucial for protecting the health of the Young World’s next generation. We explore the keys to sustaining progress and preventing the resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases.

The new development reality: an in-country perspective from Genesis
The chair and CEO of Genesis Analytics, Stephan Malherbe, details the changes in international development and how supporting countries and their processes is vital. Malherbe outlines why foundations, multilaterals and global centres of expertise remain critical, as catalysts and allies.

Genesis Analytics releases dashboard for HIV service integration studies
Are you facing the challenge of emergency transition and integration planning for health services? You're not alone. Genesis Analytics has a solution that gives you easy access to all relevant learnings described in these studies.

2024 Stakeholder report: Our impact over past 2 years
No two days are the same at Genesis. The broad scope of both our clients and expertise has taken us to more than 115 countries across the globe. We try to balance work with our lives, friends and families.
Biannually Genesis Analytics publishes a Stakeholder Report to update our clients, partners and other associates on the work of the firm. Our Stakeholder Report 2024 gives insight into our staff and our values, policies and activities.

Art is a product of the human condition, no machine can replace it
Gerda Lombaard, Graphic Artist at Genesis Analytics, provides a superb insight into the challenges and opportunities facing modern designers to TechFinitive.
How do you balance the use of modern tools, from Figma to Midjourney, with more traditional methods to produce the best results in the least time?

A firm that can bottle critical thinking has a real future
Will AI such as ChatGPT be an opportunity or a threat to the consulting industry? How should the The Competition Commission South Africa balance economic empowerment with the need to maintain a competitive market? How important is a good working knowledge of history in the consulting industry? How important is it to take ‘the long view’ in consulting when clients demand immediate solutions and partners demand immediate returns?
Genesis Analytics founder and chair Stephan Malherbe answers a wide range of questions from Stellenbosch University academic Johan Fourie. To read more of his interviews with leading South Africans, access Fourie’s blog Our Long Walk.

Devex lists Genesis on its global list of organisations to watch
Genesis Analytics has been named one of 19 local organisations to watch by Devex. The article highlights how majority world organisations are redefining development work on the global stage.
Devex, the world’s leading independent news organisation covering global development, spotlights our unique impact through our ‘models of human engagement’ approach.

Importance of defining ESG, establishing good governance
While environmental, social and governance (ESG) has risen in prominence globally, the concept has become too broad, opening it up to uncertainty and criticism, Genesis Analytics partner Ryan Short said in a keynote at this year’s ESG Africa conference, on October 1.
He argued that ESG, therefore, needs to be repositioned and encouraged companies to be clear when defining ESG in relation to risk and opportunity.

New partnership to drive digital public infrastructure in Africa
Digital Genesis is a new partnership between Genesis Analytics and Digital Frontiers that offers African governments the best opportunity to deliver services to people and businesses at scale through Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI).

Collaboration is key to HIV prevention - Botswana Minister Morekisi
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry for State President in Botswana, Ms Goitsemang Morekisi says the monitoring and prevention of HIV requires collaborative solutions as resources for addressing the epidemic are becoming scarce, and competing with other priorities.