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Country platforms as the governance engine for climate finance
Coordination alone will not unlock capital at the required scale. To translate these platforms into real investment flows, they must be anchored in a financial architecture capable of executing adaptation at system level - with aligned policies, incentives, regulatory frameworks, and market infrastructure that allow capital to move efficiently into resilience-building sectors.

Betty Maina to work with Economic Growth & Impact practice
Maina will provide senior strategic counsel and client leadership. Her career includes serving as Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Industrialisation, Trade and Enterprise Development and as the transformative Chief Executive of the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM).

Report maps rising economic clout of Africa’s social enterprises
Produced by the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, Africa Forward, the African Union Commission, the Motsepe Foundation, SAP and Genesis Analytics, this is the one of the most comprehensive data-driven studies of its kind.

Ryan Short | Why we are becoming the Economic Growth & Impact practice
Economic growth is the central destiny of the countries we serve. But not just any growth. It must be the kind of growth that builds flourishing societies and healthy ecosystems, intentionally. It is the bedrock upon which everything else - health, education, security and opportunity - is built.

Gavin Krugel & Naila Aroni | Kenya’s digital transformation crossroads
The development of the DPI roadmap in Kenya plan follows the launch of a National AI strategy 2025-2030 which the government believes will play a central role in its digital economy development. However, this potential can only be fully realised by prioritising strong governance, building public trust, and ensuring sustainable and inclusive development in its digital future.

Counting on success: Launching the Critical Early Numeracy Outcomes
This new framework, developed by the Technical Panel of the Numeracy Research & Development Fund, led by Genesis Analytics and supported by the Gates Foundation, Hempel Foundation and Founders Pledge, addresses a persistent challenge in global education: ensuring every child attains essential numeracy skills within their first three years of school.





