Work
Representative engagement formats that show how SAfrinomics turns commercial, funding and policy questions into decision-ready outputs.
Engagement examples
The examples below illustrate how we structure assignments. They are representative formats, not claims about named or completed client engagements.
01 / PRICING
How should the business adjust prices without eroding demand or margin?
Cost and margin diagnostic · competitor benchmark · price-volume scenarios
Executive pricing recommendation and reusable scenario model
02 / FUNDING
What will a capital provider see, and what must improve before an application?
Financial statement review · cash-flow analysis · risk and evidence gap mapping
Readiness scorecard, improvement roadmap and lender-facing pack
03 / MARKET
Where is the opportunity, and what structural risks could undermine it?
Economic research · market sizing · competitive and policy analysis
Decision brief with opportunity, risk and scenario map
04 / PROGRAMME
Which firms need which intervention, and is the programme changing outcomes?
Cohort baseline · segmentation · indicator and reporting design
Portfolio dashboard, intervention logic and outcome reporting pack
Value test
Technical quality is necessary. The work also has to improve the client's ability to choose, explain and act.
The decision, assumptions and trade-offs are explicit.
The evidence is organised in a way that a funder or executive can interrogate.
The client can focus attention and resources on the highest-value next action.
Where appropriate, models and frameworks can support future decisions too.
