Evidence-based research, hands-on learning, and policy advisory that helps governments and organizations make data-driven decisions across Africa.
Policy-relevant research, program design and evaluation, advisory papers, workshops, and capacity building — built in partnership with governments, universities, and communities across the continent.
Rigorous research in management, economic development, and inclusive innovation — designed to inform real decisions.
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Program design, monitoring & evaluation, workshops, training, and policy advisory tailored to your context.
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Advancing educational opportunity in underserved areas through participatory development programs and open resources.
Explore programs →A snapshot of what evidence-based work looks like when it touches the people it's designed for. We measure what matters and report what we find — honestly.
A short film cut from photos taken across our field work, conferences, classrooms, and community meetings — from Uganda to Oxford, Nairobi to Norway. It's how we work, in one minute.
"Our work is rooted in community. We listen first, design carefully, and let the evidence lead." — Dr. Ester Agasha, Founder
Our ongoing pilot — the Entrepreneur Bootcamps and financial literacy curriculum — is funded by the Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA).
Scale-up and expanded field trials across Uganda and partner countries are jointly supported by CEGA — Center for Effective Global Action — and the Agency Fund.
Immersive, hands-on learning experiences for micro and small-business owners — practical tools, motivation, and growth strategies grounded in real-world realities. Built on documentary storytelling, peer collaboration, and applied business exercises.
Field notes, research updates, and pilot findings from the SENLA team — updated as we learn. Posts written and published directly from our blog.
Whether you're a funder, a university, a government agency, or a community organization — let's talk about what evidence-based collaboration could look like.
