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Food loss and waste in Africa
Our report examines what key movements related to food-loss along the value chain and across commodities have been happening in the last quarter in Africa.
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Leaders in Data for Development Join Dalberg
The newly launched Dalberg Data Insights brings together two experienced organizations – Data-for-Good of Real Impact Analytics and the Dalberg Group – to help address this data gap and leverage data for social good.
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Currency of Trust
A comprehensive research project focused on surfacing the voice of the Indian consumer regarding adoption and usage of digital financial services.
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Nneka Eze on catalyzing growth in Nigeria through regional innovation hubs
In a World Bank podcast, Dalberg Partner Nneka Eze discusses the state of innovation in Nigeria, and the potential of innovation hubs
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Vanishing vaquita: saving the world’s most endangered marine mammal
With less than 30 vaquitas left in the wild, a new Dalberg authored report for the World Wildlife Fund finds that they could become extinct without immediate action to curb illegal fishing and wildlife trafficking.
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ICT skills for girls and women in Southeast Asiaict-skills-girls-and-women-southeast-asia
Enabling digital awareness is critical for protecting jobs.
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New report: decentralised renewable energy is important for improving access to power, but policy gaps and challenges impede growth
A new study by Dalberg details the challenges and opportunities for the governments of India, Nigeria, Senegal, and Uganda as they seek to increase access to electricity through off-grid energy solutions.
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Looking beyond off-grid energy to a holistic approach to off-grid societies
Dalberg hosted two events on “off-grid societies” around the World Economic Forum on Africa in Durban, South Africa. These events were part of an ongoing series celebrating 10 years of Dalberg on the continent
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Improving access to electricity through decentralized renewable energy
Despite significant efforts, access to electricity remains inadequate across sub-Saharan Africa and India.
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