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…
In 2008, the World Bank commissioned ALG to undertake a critical study focused on Improving Transparency and Accountability of Local Government in Francophone Africa (LOGTAFA). This initiative, spanning Guinea, Rwanda, and Burkina Faso, aimed to address the pressing need for enhanced governance practices within the region. Core Objectives of the LOGTAFA Project The LOGTAFA project…
Policy development in poor and fragile states presents unique challenges and opportunities that require a nuanced understanding of the local context. Success in these environments hinges on several key factors that collectively foster sustainable development and stability.
ALG actively participated recently in a thought-provoking fishbowl session titled “Taking Stock of North-South Collaboration: Are We Doing Enough to ‘Localize’ Evaluation?” at the European Evaluation Society, EES-2024 conference held in Rimini, Italy (23-27 septembre). The session was facilitated by four professionals (evaluators and commissioners) coming from Europe, Africa, and Asia, who brought forward critical perspectives on the localization of evaluation practices.
ALG fournit des services adaptés de Solutions alimentées par l’IA pour le développement et la croissance en Afrique L’Afrique, avec sa diversité multidimensionnelle et ses défis uniques, est à un tournant décisif de son développement. L’intégration des solutions basées sur l’intelligence artificielle (IA) dans les gouvernements, institutions et organisations africaines représente une opportunité sans précédent…
Explore TVET strategy’s role in countering violent extremism in the Sahel region.