Brief your minister with the measured picture.
Delegations are briefed on desk research that is a year old. OSE gives you the live country reading — profile, modules, gender and AEEI position — comparable with your own country and with your partner's neighbours.






Bilateral cooperation runs on two truths and one stale study.
Each side measures its ecosystem its own way; the joint feasibility study is eighteen months old at signature; and once the programme launches there is no neutral yardstick to say whether it catalysed anything.
- Ministerial visits briefed on partial, dated information.
- Cooperation budgets without a measurable counterfactual.
- Bilateral chambers asking for ecosystem dossiers that no one has.
- No shared reference between the two ministries once the programme is live.
Measured on the live base — never declared.
A worked country reading
Enforcement regime, built support vs. base endowment, share of state- and donor-created actors, number of city modules, predicted creation now and if rules were enforced — for both sides of the corridor.
AEEI position
Composite score, rank among 30 ranked African countries, strengths and weaknesses across the 7 measured pillars of Stam's 10 elements.
Complementarities between two ecosystems
Where one country's strength (a layer, a boost, a community) fills the other's gap — the material of a cooperation programme that adds rather than duplicates.
Gender and inclusion lens
Aligned Gender Index and women-focused support density — increasingly a criterion in cooperation instruments.
Three results that change the decision.
Published or replicated on the OSE database — the same numbers you will find in OSE Expert.
Morocco, read in one paragraph.
Enforcement −0.20 (rules weakly enforced), built support 31%, base endowment 63%, 21% of actors created by the state or donors, 8 city modules. Expected business creation 1.5 → 4 per 1,000 working-age adults if the rules were enforced. This is the paragraph your minister needs.
Where a partner country is strong, and where cooperation can add.
Morocco: composite 3.47/7, rank 3/30, percentile 7. Strengths: Talent & knowledge (0.77), Physical infrastructure (0.68), Finance (0.39). Weaknesses: Networks & intermediaries (0.18), Demand (0.26) — the pillars a cooperation programme can target.
Ecosystem advantage is a governance achievement, not an endowment.
63 countries sit above the line their endowment would predict (R² 0.2). Cooperation that improves governance architecture can move a partner ecosystem — this is measurable before and after.
Sources: COTEE replication on the OSE database (WGI 2023, World Bank outcomes); Guéneau et al. (2026), Journal of Business Venturing Insights; Aligned Gender Index (World Bank Gender Statistics); AEEI (africa.ecosystem.build). Measures are computed live in OSE Expert.
What you get.
On-demand country dossier
Tailored to your delegation's agenda: support map, top players by layer, comparable indicators with neighbouring markets. Three weeks.
Embassy seat on OSE Expert
Live atlas and rankings for your team, saved views per priority sector — the data layer for trade missions and policy advisory.
Bilateral cooperation roadmap
Joint mandate (your government × partner × OSE): measurable programme design, result indicators set at signature, tracked longitudinally.
Three steps, no commitment before the first.
- 1
Request a dossier
Tell us the delegation's agenda; we read the country live in 30 minutes and scope the dossier.
- 2
Brief and position
Dossier delivered in three weeks; embassy seat on Expert for the team.
- 3
Design the programme
Joint roadmap with measurable indicators, both ministries reading the same data.
Other audiences.
- Governments & Ministries
- Donors & DFIs
- Gulf Sovereign (GCC)
- Foundations
- Investors & VCs
- Researchers & Universities
- Founders & Entrepreneurs
Galaxy OSE observes; ADALIA trains; EERS advances the science. See how they combine →
One framework for both sides of the corridor.
Thirty minutes to read your partner country live and scope the dossier your delegation needs.