East Africa’s Leading Economic Think Tank: Shaping Policy. Driving Impact
Point Blank Analytics is East Africa's independent institution for economic policy research and analysis. We produce rigorous, evidence-based insights on economic governance, public policy, and structural transformation in Kenya and across Africa.
Overview
Point Blank Analytics is an independent policy research and analysis institution focused on economic governance, public policy, and structural transformation in Kenya and the broader African context. We exist to bridge the gap between technical economic research and public understanding of policy decisions that shape livelihoods, markets, and institutions.
Our Purpose
Public policy increasingly determines economic opportunity, yet much of it remains fragmented, technical, or inaccessible to the public. Point Blank Analytics seeks to:
- Translate complex policy issues into clear analytical insights
- Provide evidence-based commentary on economic and governance trends
- Support informed public debate on fiscal, agricultural, and development policy
Our Approach
Our work is grounded in:
- Empirical economic reasoning
- Policy evaluation frameworks
- Institutional and governance analysis
- Data-informed interpretation of public decisions
We prioritize analytical clarity, methodological discipline, and independence of thought.
Focus Areas
Our research and commentary span:
- Fiscal and tax policy
- Agricultural and value chain economics (with emphasis on tea and cash crops)
- Public finance and governance
- Labour markets and youth employment
- Institutional reform and development policy
Our Output
We publish in structured formats including:
Independence
Point Blank Analytics operates as an independent institution. Our analysis is guided by evidence, economic reasoning, and public interest considerations. We are not affiliated to any political organization, commercial lobbying group, or partisan agenda.
Vision
"To become a leading African policy analysis institution contributing to evidence-based governance, economic transformation, and informed public decision-making."