Advisory grounded in evidence.
SAIGE Advisory designs and delivers agricultural programmes with development partners — strengthening institutions, building local capacity and supporting market reform. Our current work is based in Ghana.
We design and deliver alongside partners.
We begin from the partner’s objective and the market reality, and ground the work in evidence before any design.
Interventions are designed around the system rather than a single fix, with measurement built in from the start.
We work within delivery rather than above it, building the local capacity that sustains the result.
Institutions, skills and data systems that continue after the programme ends.
Six areas of advisory work.
Each area maps to one of SAIGE’s six themes, so the advisory work connects to the research we publish on it.
Market and value-chain diagnostics, competitive analysis, and the data systems that make complex markets easier to read.
Adaptation planning, regenerative practice and resilient food-system design, grounded in local evidence.
Agricultural finance design, credit models and the economics of inclusive smallholder growth.
Digital tools, agtech adoption and a realistic view of what works in practice and where.
Independent evidence for policymakers, support for advocacy, and continental coordination.
Skills transfer, institutional strengthening and the networks that sustain change beyond a single programme.
Primarily development partners, with effects across the sector.
We work mainly with development partners to design and deliver programmes. The results reach governments, private firms, startups and the smallholders at the centre of African agriculture.
Discuss an engagement.
Tell us the objective and the context, and we will set out how we would approach the evidence, the design and the delivery.
Research and analysis, by email.
New research, reports and analysis as they are published — written for partners, governments, the private sector and researchers.