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Leading with data governance: Setting the foundation for a data-driven future
As outlined in the discussion on developing a data strategy, the journey to becoming a data-driven organisation begins with a clear vision, practical [...]
Developing an organisational data strategy
To enhance the use of data for decision-making, it is important to develop not only individual data skills but also institutions that have embarked [...]
Data and scenarios provide a glimpse of a future Rwanda
For the past three decades, Rwanda has had remarkable growth. Between 1999 and 2023, real GDP per capita grew on average 5% per annum. But the aim is [...]
Harnessing data and scenario-based planning in Rwanda: A look at NST2
Rwanda’s journey toward becoming a high-income nation by 2050 is driven by clear strategic frameworks, one of which is the 2nd National Strategy [...]
Toolkit: Implementing a data-driven approach to MSME insurance
Despite their potential contribution to economic growth, MSMEs face a variety of risks that hinder their ability to operate and grow. [...]
Whistle before the foul: Lessons from football for financial supervisors
Over the last decade, football fans have increasingly been required to understand financial reporting and legal processes. Within the last season, [...]
Data fellows pumped to help government catalyse data use
Data can be used to improve policy decisions as well as to better understand the outcome of decisions taken. To enable this, policymakers need access [...]
Kenyans are value maximisers, not cost minimisers
Lessons from scaling retail health microinsurance in Kenya It is often assumed that people with limited income will always choose the cheapest [...]
The evolution of digital payments: New developments, same fundamental questions
From experiencing the informal remittance journey first-hand on the bus to Harare, to unpacking payment system barriers in Côte d’Ivoire and Togo, [...]
Open finance in Africa: The why and the how for context-appropriate implementation
The promise of open finance has led to a rapid proliferation in countries exploring implementation globally. However, it also comes with costs and [...]