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We partner with leaders to make strategy deliverable.
Our services are built to move clients from intention to action by combining rigorous analysis, bold strategy, and practical execution.
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Strategies that align ambition with action
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Insights to navigate change with clarity
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Latest Insights
The Empty Chair in the Factory
Why Africa Will Build Its Health Independence Without Reproductive Health Unless the Question Is Forced Now
Evidence Is Not Enough: What the Domestic Resource Mobilization Webinar Series Revealed About Leadership, Learning, and Systems Change
Evidence alone does not drive reform. Drawing on lessons from the Global Leaders Network (GLN) Domestic Resource Mobilisation Webinar Series, this article explores how leadership, accountability, learning, and adaptive implementation turn evidence into lasting systems change.
Reading No
As negotiations over the WHO Pandemic Agreement stall, a growing number of African governments are rejecting bilateral health deals they see as compromising sovereignty and equity. The deeper question is no longer whether African states can refuse, but what exactly they are refusing, and on whose behalf.
Study Design as the Determinant of Bioequivalence Outcomes: Implications for Regulatory Science and Access to Medicines in Africa
Explore the bioequivalence framework and its critical role in generic medicine approval and study design for successful outcomes.
This, your data
Ah, January—the season of renewals, cancellations, and well-meaning white lies. We promise to start as we mean to go on; we swear off what never suited us; we make pacts with friends to be more disciplined, more intentional, each other’s keepers, while finessing the fine print with furtive, bracketed outs. So too, it seems, in global health.
Share and Share Alike?
In this year of disruption, there is much speculation about what the new global health architecture will look like. Chief among the things coming into focus: whatever finally gets agreed will be a bountiful seam for lawyers as a consequence of how power is being written down on paper from definitions, triggers, and custody of data and samples, to who promises what for how long, and how firmly.
Dispatches from Brazil: What’s at Stake in Belém
From multilateral reform to gender-responsive climate governance, this dispatch unpacks what to expect from Belém and the stakes for a more equitable climate future.
Emilia Caro on Connecting Health, Gender, and Climate at COP30
In this conversation, Emilia Caro, Board Chair of Women in Global Health, reflects on how climate crises strain health systems, why women bear a disproportionate burden, and how centering gender and health is key to meaningful progress at COP30.
Bilateral Gambits and the Future of PABS
As the PABS negotiations heat up, the U.S. moves to rewrite the rules, offering short-term aid for long-term pathogen access. Africa stands at the crossroads of principle and pressure.
about us
Equipping Leaders to Shape Fairer, More Resilient Futures
Led by Spring Gombe and Julia Kosgei, we are a collective of strategists, evaluators, gender, policy and advocacy experts working across Global Majority nations. We design bold, evidence-based strategies that dismantle structural inequality and deliver real-world results, grounded in lived experience and a deep commitment to social justice and the Sustainable Development Goals.
