Governments
Working with public institutions to strengthen enterprise programmes, local economic development and the systems supporting businesses.
AfriBA works with organisations that want to strengthen enterprise, generate useful evidence and create more inclusive economic opportunity.
We bring together local understanding, enterprise practice, research and institutional capability around shared economic challenges.
No single organisation holds every part of the solution to enterprise growth.
Communities understand local realities. Governments shape enabling systems. Businesses bring markets and expertise. Funders provide capital. Researchers generate evidence.
Our role is to help connect these capabilities around practical approaches that strengthen enterprise and local economies.
Partnerships can begin with a programme, research question, enterprise challenge or opportunity to test a new approach.
Working with public institutions to strengthen enterprise programmes, local economic development and the systems supporting businesses.
Partnering on initiatives that connect enterprise development with inclusive growth, livelihoods and stronger local economies.
Connecting private-sector capability, markets and expertise with opportunities to strengthen grassroots enterprise.
Supporting the design, evidence and delivery of initiatives intended to create sustainable enterprise and economic opportunity.
Generating evidence, testing ideas and building stronger links between research and real economic activity.
Working directly with entrepreneurs, groups and local networks to understand needs and build solutions from the ground up.
Develop and implement initiatives focused on enterprise, livelihoods and local economic development.
Investigate enterprise challenges, generate useful evidence and translate findings into practical implications.
Build practical learning experiences for entrepreneurs, enterprise groups and institutions.
Support strategy, programme development, implementation and learning around enterprise initiatives.
Start with the objective, economic context and people the partnership is intended to serve.
Shape the partnership around a clear problem, practical response and shared definition of success.
Bring the relevant capabilities together and translate the partnership into practical implementation.
Measure what happens, capture useful evidence and use the learning to strengthen what comes next.
Our partnerships draw on AfriBA's work across GGE Practice, Business School, Advisory and evidence generation.
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