Scale required in funding SADC water projects, says Genesis economist
Genesis manager Kim Adonis tells WASA's journal that economies of scale are required when looking for large-scale funding for water projects in SADC.
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Mutamba reviews case for climate-smart agriculture
Genesis climate change specialist Manyewu Mutamba reviews "Climate Change and Agricultural Development", which pesents some of the most progressive and up-to-date thinking on climate-smart agriculture (CSA).
Read MoreGenesis salutes top students in UCT's Economics class of 2016
Genesis Analytics went to the University of Cape Town to award the top performing Economics students at the school. The event was part of their annual Faculty of Commerce Awards for Excellence Ceremony held on 5 May 2017.
Read MoreR23-billion cost of cash in SA is carried by low earners
A new Mastercard study, conducted by Genesis Analytics, reveals that using cash cost consumers R23-billion or 0.52 percent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product in 2015. These costs are disproportionately carried by low-income earners, serving as a major barrier to financial inclusion.
Read MoreGenesis contributes to evaluation for democracy debate in South Africa
Genesis has contributed to the debate on the role of evaluation in building democracy in South Africa with a chapter in a recently published anthology, Democratic Evaluation and Democracy: Exploring the Reality.
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The limits of mobile money
Every bank and investor in financial services faces difficult choices when it comes to mobile financial services.
DownloadBeware of the jaws: Banking in Africa in 2016
2016 will prove to be a watershed for many of Africa’s banks as their growth disappears along with many of the normal sources of dollar earnings.
Genesis Analytics in 2016
The year 2016 promises to be a challenging time in South Africa and beyond. Yet we have elected to continue to grow Genesis this year by investing in strong professionals, technical leadership and new areas.
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Evaluation of Support Programme for Industrial Innovation (Final report)
The purpose of this evaluation is to provide insight into the effectiveness and efficiency of the current model of implementation of the Support Programme of Industrial Innovation (SPII), assess the impact of SPII and to determine how the beneficial impacts can be strengthened.
DownloadImplementation Evaluation of the Business Process Services Incentive Scheme Programme (Final report)
The Business Process Services (BPS) incentive scheme was launched by the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) in 2011 to enhance and contribute to South Africa‟s value proposition as a world class outsourcing destination for international investors and service providers.
DownloadAnglo American's Economic Contribution to South Africa
Anglo American South Africa, in consultation with stakeholders, commissioned an assessment its economic contribution to South Africa.
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10 things we didn’t know about Trudi Makhaya, Cyril Ramaphosa’s new economic advisor
Media predatory-pricing ruling brings clarity to competition law
New law proposes to raise drinking age to 21. Will it work?
Amendments may impact independence of competition authorities
University hostels to be built and maintained on a PPP
Better banking through technology
Can in-school youth be taught to be entrepreneurs? Evidence from a study by Genesis in South Africa
Releasing more spectrum to mobile networks part of broadband solution
More funding, programmes needed for HIV prevention
High-powered panel to watch grants handover
Mutamba reviews case for climate-smart agriculture
Newly formed Arise makes two African banking investments
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