AI governance and advisory
Responsible AI you can defend to regulators, boards and citizens.
The problem we solve
Rules are arriving faster than organisations can absorb them. In Africa, fewer than 15 countries have a national AI strategy, and the hard part is putting strategies into practice (OECD, 2026). In Europe, the AI Act's obligations phase in from 2025 to 2028. Donors and NGOs need evidence that holds up.
Features and deliverables
- National, sectoral and organisational AI strategies, with operational roadmaps
- AI risk and conformity assessments
- Data protection compliance: records of processing, impact assessments, policies
- Responsible-AI policies and oversight structures
- Evidence studies and MERL (monitoring, evaluation, research and learning) frameworks and data systems
- Bilingual (English/French) reports and briefings
Benefits and business impact
- Strategies that name owners, budgets and milestones, not just ambitions
- Fewer compliance surprises, with documentation ready for regulators or auditors
- Evidence that funders and boards can rely on