Technology
Technological innovations are crucial to private sector growth and the effective delivery of public services. It is a means for countries to accelerate their economic development and bridge the global income gap. IGC research looks at how technological solutions could reform the public sector through innovations such as electronic billing machines, machine learning, mobile payments and digitisation of records.
Knowledge is power: The role of information in agricultural technology adoption
Case study
Mobile phone technology and Uganda's development
Video
Using ICT to build state capacity
Video
Seeding success: Increasing agricultural technology adoption through information
Growth brief
Harnessing technology for public sector reform: Procurement in Pakistan
Blog
Using a mobile app to improve pre- and post-natal health in Myanmar
Blog
Dealing with fake agricultural inputs
Project
IGC Quick Clicks: How will technology impact the future of work?
Blog
Interoperability of mobile money: International experience and recommendations for Mozambique
Project
The incidence and impact of Electronic Billing Machines for VAT in Rwanda
Blog
Coordinating farmers with cellphones: Technology innovation in livestock extension in Pakistan
Project
Corruption Series
I paid a bribe: Using technology to fight corruption in India
Blog
Using technology to plan for Africa’s urban expansion
Blog
Low quality, low returns, low adoption
Policy brief
Are apps the future of NGO service delivery?
Blog
Mobile money: Leaving no one behind in the digital age
Blog
Technology adoption and diffusion: The System of Rice Intensification and food security in Bangladesh
Project
Organisational barriers to technology adoption: Evidence from soccer-ball producers in Pakistan (Policy Brief)
Policy brief
Mobile money conference panel discussions
Audio