Research & Publications
Explore our extensive library of research papers, articles, and publications that drive our work and inform policy.
Research Papers
Our comprehensive research papers provide in-depth analysis on a variety of topics, offering data-driven insights and evidence-based recommendations.
Governance and Institutional Strengthening in East Africa
Date: 2025-08-01
This paper analyzes the current state of governance in the East African region and provides a framework for institutional strengthening to promote stability and development.
The Impact of Climate Change on Regional Security Dynamics
Date: 2025-07-28
An in-depth look into how climate change is affecting resource availability and security, leading to potential conflicts and displacement across the continent.
Digital Transformation and Youth Empowerment in the Sahel
Date: 2025-07-25
Exploring the opportunities and challenges of digital technology as a tool for economic empowerment and political participation among young people in the Sahel.
Conflict Resolution Mechanisms in Fragile States
Date: 2025-07-20
A study on the effectiveness of traditional and modern conflict resolution mechanisms, with case studies from various fragile states.
Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Land Use Management
Date: 2025-07-15
This document outlines a series of policy recommendations aimed at fostering sustainable land use practices and preventing land-related conflicts.
Enhancing Transparency and Accountability in Public Finance
Date: 2025-07-10
An investigation into public finance management systems, with a focus on improving transparency and reducing corruption to build public trust.
Articles & Publications
A collection of articles, blog posts, and insightful publications from our team on current events and emerging trends.
Africa's Climate Crossroads: From Nairobi's Promises to Addis Ababa's Demands
Author: Bravin Onditi | 2025-09-12
The Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2) builds on the Nairobi Declaration, pushing into the far more complex terrain of implementation and accountability. The central analytical question for policymakers is whether ACS2 can transform the political momentum of Nairobi into tangible, bankable, and equitable outcomes.
GERD Beyond Conflict: Unlocking Regional Value & Cooperation in the Horn of Africa
Author: Rahma Oda | 2025-10-13
An important turning point in the history of infrastructure in the Horn of Africa was reached in September 2025 when the turbines of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) were synchronized to Ethiopia's national grid.