Genesis Analytics partnered with TLG Pharma, a healthcare organisation operating in French West Africa and other challenging markets, to develop a bespoke ESG impact and risk management framework.

In collaboration with Genesis, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) released guidelines for conducting country-level green employment diagnostics, aligning with the goal of facilitating just transitions.

Genesis Analytics, in collaboration with Nedlac and South Africa's Presidential Climate Commission, has embarked on an exciting mission to pave the way for innovative adaptation financing mechanisms in South Africa.

Genesis was put at the helm of a project consortium to study the impact and mitigation of the planned shutdown of seven ageing coal-fired power plants in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The project was commissioned by the Nationally Determined Contributions Partnership, on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, and involved economists, engineers and social experts.

Genesis was contracted by a corporate affairs and public policy advisory firm to independently measure the potential impact of proposed gambling tax reforms on the Kenyan economy.

The Red Tape Reduction Unit of the Western Cape Government commissioned Genesis Analytics to conduct a study on the regulatory barriers and opportunities for startups.

The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), supported by the International Finance Corporation, commissioned Genesis Analytics to help launch the JSE’s Sustainability and Climate Disclosure Guidance which advises companies on how to report on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) and climate-related performance.

Genesis was contracted by Youth Business International (YBI) to conduct evidence-informed research into global youth entrepreneurship to guide the organisation’s work in the area.

How will Africa fare in the next 10 years and beyond? To tackle this question, Genesis was commissioned to write a research paper on what future growth scenarios could look like for the continent over the next decade. The work was background research for the African Development Bank’s strategy for 2023 to 2032.