ALG has been commissioned by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST) to conduct this significant study. Owing to our established presence and extensive experience in The Gambia, coupled with our international and local expertise, we successfully completed the assignment in collaboration with key stakeholders. SCOPE OF THE TVET TRACER STUDY Overall,…
ALG deployed a mission of experts who worked actively with national experts mobilized by the State to conduct research and consultations. A project document was developed and adopted following a diagnosis of the state of rural infrastructure and the needs expressed by stakeholders in the nine provinces of the country. OBJECTIVES OF THE PUDC FEASIBILITY…
The United Nations’ Regional Humanitarian Fund for West and Central Africa has allocated $14 million (approximately 8.5 billion CFA francs) to Burkina Faso to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in the country. This funding, announced in a statement, comes amidst increasing humanitarian needs and declining international aid. It is part of the 2024 Humanitarian Response…
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a loan of $140.6 million to Eswatini for the first stage of a programme to improve road links and mobility at national and regional level in both urban and rural areas and create at least 200 jobs. Inadequate road infrastructure is a major…
The economic landscape of Africa in 2025 is characterized by a blend of potential and complexity. Regions such as East and West Africa, alongside key players like Rwanda and Ghana, are set to lead the charge in growth and investment.
This article is based on the findings of research and studies conducted by the Africa Label Group (ALG) in the Sahel countries over the past five years, complemented by observations from our field teams operating in the region. Despite being plagued by insecurity and terrorism, communities in the Sahel face challenges that are often recurrent and predictable.
This is ALG’s strategy to integrate climate change adaptation into local development planning. The strategy includes revised planning, climate vulnerability assessment, mainstreaming climate adaptation, capacity building, scenario planning, collaboration, community engagement, financial mechanisms, monitoring, evaluation, policy advocacy, partnerships, and networks. Revised and Tailored Approach to Local Development Planning Climate Vulnerability Assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment…
Elaboration and Expansion of Input Text on Decentralization in DRC ALG undertook a study on the legal and documentation frameworks for decentralization in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), commissioned by the Ministry of Civil Services and funded by the World Bank. The project aimed to support the DRC government in establishing a robust legal…
The wave of decentralization has swept across Africa, with nearly every nation recognizing its potential to enhance governance, empower local communities, and foster sustainable development. However, the rapid evolution of socio-political landscapes, economic dynamics, and technological advancements necessitates a critical review of existing decentralization policies and programs. Are they adequately equipped to address the challenges…
The Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Giant of Africa with Extraordinary Economic Potential The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) stands as one of Africa’s most resource-rich nations, endowed with vast natural wealth and a strategic geographical position that makes it a potential powerhouse for economic growth and regional influence. With its abundant mineral…