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Africa's Commercial Project & Opportunity Intelligence Platform — tracking projects, capital, companies and policy across Africa to identify emerging commercial opportunities before they become obvious.
We work with data providers, research organisations, procurement intelligence specialists, event convenors and distribution partners who share an interest in making projects, capital, policy and procurement easier to track and understand.
Organisations with proprietary data on projects, capital, policy or procurement we can responsibly cite and build on.
Tender portals, procurement databases and government procurement bodies whose data we can connect to our project and company records.
Co-published analysis, joint investigations, or shared reporting on developments of mutual interest.
Conferences, roundtables and briefings where our reporting and audience add value.
Platforms and communities where our intelligence reaches readers who need it.
Alongside partnerships, we're now accepting a limited number of commissioned research engagements — work built directly on our evolving intelligence database of projects, companies, capital, policy and procurement, and on the same Reporting, Monitoring, Intelligence and Analysis layers behind our published coverage.
Commissioned research on a project, sector or market, scoped to what you need to know.
Upcoming tenders, recent contract awards and procurement pipeline intelligence for a specific sector, country or project type — built for contractors, suppliers and investors positioning ahead of a bid.
Understand a competitor's projects, contracts, positioning, partnerships and recent moves.
Research a new market, or a potential partner, before you commit to either.
Available on a limited, case-by-case basis — reach out to discuss scope.
Our readers are actively tracking the projects, capital and policy decisions that affect their work — not browsing passively. Partnerships with The Project Herald put your data, research or events in front of an audience already primed to act on what they read.
Tell us about your organisation and what kind of partnership you have in mind.
We'll work out the shape of the partnership — content, data, distribution or events.
We launch the partnership and review how it's working on a regular cadence.