For too long, crucial decisions about early childhood development (ECD) in South Africa lacked authoritative data, limiting effective policy-making and strategic investment. The Thrive by Five (TB5) Index, launched in 2021, emerged to fill this critical gap. Now the largest nationally representative survey of preschool child development in South Africa, the Index has directly informed government strategies, including the National Planning Commission’s 2024 2024 ECD Advisory Document and the Department of Basic Education’s 2030 Strategy for ECD Programmes.

The initiative evaluated Kenya's competitive positioning in the global GBS/BPO market against that of leading GBS/BPO countries such as the Philippines, India, South Africa, Morocco, Poland etc, created collateral on Kenya’s value proposition to global operators, and facilitated market entry for international operators.

The RIA sought to evaluate the implications of adopting these standards in South Africa, focusing on their interaction with existing statutory and voluntary frameworks, the readiness of South African companies and regulators, and potential economic and administrative impacts.

Our work focuses on reviewing relevant literature on the health system and community health programmes, as well as a review of health financing.

Genesis Analytics, in collaboration with the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ), is leveraging cost and operational analytics to optimize HIV prevention strategies.

We're committed to creating and sharing global public goods—resources, research, and best practices—to help educators and policymakers worldwide advance numeracy teaching at scale.

Through literature reviews and key informant interviews, Genesis Analytics explored why individuals disengage from HIV and TB treatment, uncovering critical insights on policy gaps, administrative burdens, and stigma-related barriers. You can view the final report here

Global evidence suggests that integrating HIV services is essential for sustaining the HIV response, ending AIDS by 2030, and advancing universal health coverage.

We have worked with the Gates Foundation to align investments with local priorities and maximise regional effort.