“The research, which was conducted by Altai Consulting, was based on data collected from 1,678 households in Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Togo that bought a solar home system between February and April 2019. As world leaders accelerate action on... Read More →

With the support from the GDI Hub as part of its AT2030 initiative, in June and July, the GSMA Assistive Tech programme and Altai Consulting conducted deep-dives in Kenya and Bangladesh to explore ownership and access to mobile phones and services by persons... Read More →

“L’absence de stabilité, de sécurité et d’Etat de droit, la crise économique, les abus et l’exploitation généralisés poussent certains migrants (…) qui souhaitaient pourtant rester en Libye (…) à tenter de gagner l’Europe, souligne un rapport du Haut-Commissariat pour les... Read More →

“Migrants leaving from north Africa for Italy do so overwhelmingly from Libya, though there are also routes to Italy from Egypt and Morocco, and from Turkey to Greece. A 2013 report for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR),... Read More →

“Ils ont pesé 31,4 milliards d’euros en 2015. Ces dernières années, les transferts d’argent vers l’Afrique subsaharienne ne cessent de croître. En 2016 et 2017, ils devraient encore augmenter sur un rythme de croisière de 3,5 % par an. Si,... Read More →

“… Various armed groups in Libya are aggressively advertising their services to would-be migrants from sub-Saharan Africa and Syrians fleeing conflict in their country, presenting the collapse of order in Libya as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure safe passage to Europe,... Read More →

“… Eritreans and Syrians made up half of the migrant traffic to Europe last year, according to Arezo Malakooti, director of migration research at Altai Consulting and author of one of the most detailed studies of migration patterns. Malakooti has... Read More →

“Businesses and mobile carriers are missing out on billions of dollars in potential revenue by not closing the gender gap in mobile phone ownership and usage in developing countries, according to research by the GSMA, an association of mobile operators... Read More →

In an interview with Le Figaro (French), Emmanuel de Dinechin analyzes the economic consequences of the current conflict in Iraq: “… Les conséquences sont beaucoup plus graves pour l’économie irakienne. D’abord, parce que le pays est aujourd’hui partitionné de facto... Read More →

“…Three times as many migrants have made the dangerous journey as in 2012, says EU border agency Frontex. At least 190,000 migrants arrived in Lampedusa alone between 2001 and 2011, according to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner... Read More →

“At the beginning of the third millenium, while most developing areas still are considered as “Far West” in consulting groups, three young French consultants open a boutique consultancy in Kabul: created by Rodolphe Bodeau (former marketing director at L’Oréal), Eric... Read More →

“…Libya has more than a dozen seaports handling general cargo and container shipping along a coast that stretches about 1,220 miles (1,964 kilometers). Port activity is light when compared with other countries in the region: Container traffic in 2010 was... Read More →

Read full article on ft.com Emmanuel de Dinechin and Rodolphe Baudeau comment on how private sector can help solve a public health issue taking the example of the UNICEF salt iodization program “…A lack of iodine in landlocked Afghanistan had... Read More →

Altai Consulting mentioned in Huffington Post Article: “McGruff the Crime Dog in Afghanistan: Battling the Taliban’s Influence in Schools” “…According to Aschkan Abdul-Malek, of Altai Consulting “The operating and maintenance costs for education in Afghanistan in 2012 are estimated at... Read More →

En 2004, Emmanuel de Dinechin, Eric Davin et Rodolphe BaudeaExu (Essec) raflent un Mercure des entrepreneurs grâce à leur société Altai Consulting, cofondée l’anné précédente en Afghanistan. 8 ans plus tard, l’entreprise spécialisée dans le conseil en stratégie et les... Read More →

A newly released assessment of the Afghan media, conducted by Altai Consulting with funding from USAID, is noteworthy for a couple of reasons. First, its findings shed valuable light on the current state of Afghanistan’s media, as well as Afghans’... Read More →

The study, the first large-scale survey of mental health among young people in Afghanistan, found that one in five schoolchildren in northern Afghanistan is likely to suffer from a psychiatric disorder, and that day-to-day violence and stress were as much... Read More →

Emmanuel de Dinechin comments on Afghanistan’s economic situation and perpectives.

“…L’un part en mission à la frontière du Pakistan, le deuxième a plusieurs rendez-vous, le troisième, fébrile sur son ordinateur, doit conclure un rapport… On est pourtant à Kaboul. Pas à Londres, Paris ou New York ! Comment imaginer que,... Read More →