OUR IDEAS
A Group of Visionaries Turn a Dream into Reality
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the achievements of the Women’s Investment Club Senegal over the past year, and look forward to expanding the initiative across Francophone West Africa. To date, 53 women have joined WIC Senegal, with a strong willingness to contribute to inclusive economic growth, and above all, to women’s empowerment.
READ MORE »
A simple way for governments to help the poor and the environment
Traditional cookstoves are causing an epidemic of ill health among the global poor. Trade ministers have the power to turn the tide by lowering trade barriers to clean and improved cookstoves.
READ MORE »
Indian diaspora philanthropyindian-diaspora-philanthropy
What is holding back diaspora philanthropists?
READ MORE »
Data Sources
We combine big data with ground-truth information to deliver trust-worthy insights that solve real-world problems.
READ MORE »
Why Human-Centered Design is Critical to Preparing for Global Health Epidemics
In exposing vulnerabilities and forcing frontline health workers to respond with little support or precedent, Ebola revealed opportunities for health innovation – that is, it showed us what we needed.
READ MORE »
Multi-stakeholder initiatives: lessons from agriculture
This paper advances our understanding of how and when to apply multistakeholder initiatives (MSIs) by drawing on an in-depth analysis of twelve MSIs.
READ MORE »
New Report: Financing Sustainable City Cancer Treatment Infrastructure
A new report from Dalberg and the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) explores how cities can finance sustainable cancer treatment infrastructure. The publication was released at Davos, the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, as part of the UICC’s City Cancer Challenge (C/Can 2025) initiative.
READ MORE »
Behavioral model for financial health
Using human-centered design, Dalberg Design explored the financial behaviors of a diverse sample of people in Kenya and India in order to better understand how they pursued financial health.
READ MORE »
