Welcome to the future

At Daatchi, we care about the little things.

We believe policy must be deeply informed,

have an eye for the under-served,

and be daring in optimism.

We know the future starts now - and we are glad to partner with you on it.

Coverage

We understand the tensions that lie between the urgency to act, the weight of evidence and competing demands.

Want to move beyond this impasse? Let us help.

Social Protection

Environment

Governance & Institutions

Services

Strategy

We work closely with clients to analyse complex policy matters and develop actionable insights that drive meaningful change.

Coordination & Implementation Support

Beyond the design stage, our consultants provide end-to-end project management services which encompass risk management and operations oversight.

Analytics

Our team's intuitive evaluation methods and emphasis on timely delivery enables us to identify patterns that unlock game-changing results for clients.

Insights

04/09/24

Designing a Cash Transfer to ‘LEAP’ out of Poverty

Social Cash Transfers have grown in popularity over the years in Africa, with the rationale that they are well-suited to address the continent’s specific social protection needs. Ghana’s LEAP programme, one of Africa’s early social cash transfers, is one that offers cash and access to services to reduce poverty. It is also a model that is being learnt from and increasingly implemented given assertions that it addresses the limitations of income-only SCT interventions. How has LEAP been designed to achieve its targets?

11/12/23

How Collaborative Governance can Rebuild Communities Affected by Natural Disasters

On September 15 2023, the Volta River Authority (VRA), the organization in charge of manning Ghana’s power generation, began a controlled spillage of the Akosombo hydroelectric dam that would displace 31,000 people in the space of six weeks. The spillage was an organizational failsafe protocol that had been designed to prevent breaching the Akosombo dam’s structural integrity but it also satisfied all the UNDRR criteria for a 'man made disaster'.