Uratibu has published analysis for governments, development partners and institutions for some time, but that work has travelled by attachment: a PDF forwarded to the people who needed it, and rarely further. This newsroom gives it an address.
What gets published here
Briefs are the long-form pieces: an election read, an infrastructure performance review, an evaluation of where public investment actually landed. They carry their method with them, because a number without its derivation is just an assertion.
Field notes are shorter. A data drop worth flagging, a measurement problem worth naming, something learned in a county that will save somebody else a week.
Announcements cover the firm itself: partnerships, capabilities, and the occasional correction.
On method
Uratibu publishes what it can derive and says plainly when an instrument does not yet exist to measure something. Where a figure is modelled rather than observed, it is labelled as modelled. That convention holds here as it does in client work.