Archive of Archives: Case Studies

Assessing the Impact of the Benefits of Accreditation in the Arab Region

Assessing the Impact of the Benefits of Accreditation in the Arab Region

Assessing the Impact of the Benefits of Accreditation in the Arab Region

In recent years, the Arab region has experienced drastic changes, with a heightened focus on economic development, trade, and the growth of the private sector. The Arab Accreditation Cooperation (ARAC) was created in order to encourage the harmonisation and mutual recognition of accreditation in the Arab region, as accreditation is considered to be a major factor in these goals. Within the broader context of a Read More

Evaluating the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team’s Audacious Project

Evaluating the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team’s Audacious Project

HOT is an international team dedicated to humanitarian action and community development through open mapping. It works to provide map data that revolutionises disaster management, reduces risks, and contributes to achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. HOT commissioned Expectation State Read More

Conducting a Rapid Assessment of the Refugee and Host Community Ecosystem in Uganda

Conducting a Rapid Assessment of the Refugee and Host Community Ecosystem in Uganda

With one of the most open-door refugee policies in the world, Uganda stands out as a significant refugee hosting country in Africa, offering opportunities aiming at the resettlement of the refugees. In collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation and World University Read More

Providing Comprehensive Investment Support to the Government of Tunisia

Providing Comprehensive Investment Support to the Government of Tunisia

As part of national efforts to change and improve Tunisia's investment landscape and its global implications, Expectation State, funded by the UK Government, delivered a multi-year programme to enhance and facilitate foreign investment into the country. The programme provided support Read More

Identifying Tensions Between Investment and Digital Rights

Identifying Tensions Between Investment and Digital Rights

In collaboration with Caribou Digital, and in partnership with USAID's Innovation, Technology and Research (ITR) hub, Expectation State was commissioned to identify tensions between investment and market growth in the digital technology sector and their impact on individual rights.  In Read More

Researching Devolution and Refugees Rights in Kenya

Researching Devolution and Refugees Rights in Kenya

Global failures to resolve conflicts that have generated refugees, alongside a corresponding failure to find solutions to displacement, have led to protracted exile for a significant proportion of the world’s refugees. This has had a major impact on countries in Read More

Establishing a Private Sector Support Unit in Tunisia

Establishing a Private Sector Support Unit in Tunisia

In collaboration with the UK-government, we spearheaded the development of a Tunisian Private Sector Support Unit to support the engagement of investors and the private sector in Tunisia in the face of Covid-19. This platform allowed both local and foreign Read More

Supporting Digital-Focused Investment into Emerging Markets

Supporting Digital-Focused Investment into Emerging Markets

The investment gap for internet connectivity alone is over $428 billion globally and there is a need to ensure investments are directed toward building open, inclusive, and secure digital infrastructure and services. In April 2022, USAID’s Innovation, Technology, and Research Read More

Evaluating the All Survivors Project

Evaluating the All Survivors Project

Rape and other forms of sexual violence occurs in most contemporary armed conflicts. While disproportionately affecting women and girls, conflict related sexual violence involving men and boys has been documented in over 25 different situations of armed conflict in recent Read More

Integrating refugees into West African economies

Integrating refugees into West African economies

The Central Sahel is currently the fastest growing displacement crisis in the world, with ramifications for the wider West Africa region. Yet the ability for refugees and IDPs to play an active role in the economy is severely limited.  In Read More