Eco Policy Nexus International

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Economics & Data Analytics

Data-driven insights for inclusive growth and informed decision-making.

We harness evidence and analytics for informed decision-making. Economic transformation influences employment and livelihoods, so analysis has to be usable by the people who decide. Our economists and data scientists turn research into strategies governments, businesses, and development partners can act on.

Economic transformation changes jobs, prices, public revenue, and who can take part in growth. Analysis is useful when the people who decide can see the trade-offs.

What this practice covers

  • 01

    Growth diagnostics

    Read the structure of an economy: what is driving output, where constraints sit, and which reforms would move more than one outcome.

  • 02

    Livelihoods and labour

    Connect macro figures to employment, skills, and household income so a growth story is also a jobs story.

  • 03

    Public investment screening

    Help teams compare options with costs, benefits, and the assumptions that would change the ranking.

  • 04

    Indicator systems

    Design a small set of measures that can be updated, explained, and used in a budget or a board paper.

How the work proceeds

  1. 1

    Frame the decision

    Name the choice, the deadline, and who must be able to use the result.

  2. 2

    Assemble evidence

    Gather data, interviews, and prior work. Mark what is firm and what is still uncertain.

  3. 3

    Test options

    Compare paths across economic, environmental, and social effects.

  4. 4

    Support delivery

    Leave owners, a sequence, and a way to tell whether the choice is working.

What you leave with

  • A decision brief with sources and caveats
  • A worked options table
  • An indicator note staff can maintain
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