Advisory & Problem solving
Selected example
What this looks like in practice
- Strategy & policy development
- Landscape & market analysis
- Performance measurement frameworks
- Institutional & stakeholder assessments
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Malnutrition remains one of Africa’s most solvable and most neglected development challenges. The systems that produce, regulate, distribute and monitor food are complex, and changing them requires rigorous analysis, stakeholder alignment and strategies that can be implemented.
We help clients design and deliver interventions that improve nutrition outcomes - from national food systems strategies and large-scale fortification to value chain and policy reform. We work on food fortification policy and programme design, value chain analysis, food policy, nutrition strategy design and refresh, food systems governance and accountability, and market intelligence.
Selected clients and partners include Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, GAIN, TechnoServe / USAID, World Food Programme, NAFDAC and Federal Ministry of Finance.
Strong health systems save lives. Fragile ones cost them. Across Africa, systems face underinvestment, coordination gaps and shocks they are not always equipped to absorb.
We work with governments, global health agencies and private actors to strengthen health systems, improve primary care and build the clinical, regulatory and institutional infrastructure required for health security. We work on health financing and cost modelling, primary health care strategy and delivery, clinical research infrastructure, pandemic preparedness, health policy and market intelligence.
Selected clients and partners include World Health Organization, UK Department of Health & Social Care, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Pfizer / Speyside and MSD.
Africa produces a small share of global research relative to its burden of disease and development need. The gap is not a lack of talent. It is a lack of infrastructure, investment and coordination.
We strengthen the systems that allow African researchers and innovators to do relevant, well-supported work - from governance and capacity building to funder coordination and research-to-industry connections. We work on LMIC research capacity strengthening, research governance, research fund design, funder coordination, women’s inclusion in R&D, research-to-industry platforms and R&D strategy.
Selected clients and partners include WHO / TDR, London School of Economics, PATH / Gates Foundation, Africa Academy of Sciences, Grand Challenges / SpeakUp Africa and Nyaho Dove Foundation.
Africa’s entrepreneurs and innovators are building ideas with the potential to create jobs, drive growth and solve local problems. What is often missing is access to capital, rigorous support and the systems that help promising ideas become viable enterprises.
We work with foundations, investors and programme operators to strengthen the ecosystems that support venture creation and growth. We work on venture design and incubation, angel investment due diligence, entrepreneurship programme management, green economy enterprise, youth innovation and investor readiness.
Selected clients and partners include Tony Elumelu Foundation, UNICEF, IKEA Foundation and Abuja Angel Network.
Economic diversification requires more than identifying new sectors. It requires stronger institutions, clearer rules and sustained delivery across complex, politically sensitive reform environments.
Gawani brings strategy, policy and programme management capabilities to selected sector reform and growth engagements, helping public institutions and development partners build more productive and resilient systems. We work on sector governance and policy reform, economic diversification, programme management for sector development, institutional capacity strengthening, value chain development and regulatory improvement.
Selected clients and partners include World Bank, Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, Oxford Policy Management, Lagos State Government and Federal Ministry of Finance.
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