SpringFactor research & consultancy

SpringFactor Research & Consultancy

We help our clients succeed in challenging environments and tap into the potential of the new generation.

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We are passionate about youth, entrepreneurship and education. We engage on migration and refugees issues and help deliver positive and sustainable change through partnerships.

SpringFactor works with a variety of organisations, governments and companies on policy research, evaluation and project development.

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February 24, 2020

Excellent report based on extensive fieldwork in Mali by @issafrica Was great to meet the author @BabaDakono and his team in Bamako last week https://t.co/klN3JgSNEi

February 21, 2020

#Sunset on the river Niger. It occurred to me that Mali is in quite a different shape than it was when I visited the country for the first time, 10 years ago...but I worked with wonderful people here and wish them much courage. https://t.co/P3expj967Y

February 20, 2020

Markets in #Bamako are full of bright colours. Was the lady on the left carrying a message for me in her #waxprint? #Cycles painted on it and #orange batik...the message must be: #Holland... #travelforwork https://t.co/4wTTVqkbVj

February 19, 2020

Here in #Mali, we are meeting with courageous people who work hard on addressing root causes of conflict in #Timbuktu - unfortunately due to the security situation we can’t go there #Tombouctou #roadsign #woodcarving #travelforwork https://t.co/SFUcmaSYVu

February 18, 2020

While drinking tea together (traditionally 3 cups) this is when one really hears things in #Mali: more than in any formal interview...I just have to cope with my teeth 😬 hurting because of the piles of sugar that go into it #rituals #travelforwork https://t.co/bsq7aCZ5cD

February 18, 2020

This is where you find the coolest #women: on a motorbike. They remain #elegant while finding a way through the dense traffic of the #Bamako rush hour #Mali #travelforwork https://t.co/HDoVXGBwUf