Initiative in development

Mwezi

An AI platform designed to transform forgotten reports into actionable knowledge for climate adaptation and resilience work across Africa.

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Initiative snapshot

What it aims to unlock

$200B+annual development spend

85%learning never reused

Pre-seedinvestment stage

Overview

Turning dormant documentation into usable intelligence

Mwezi is being designed to make development knowledge reusable instead of letting reports disappear into institutional archives.

The concept combines AI search, sourced answers, and a data-for-access model so organizations can contribute documents and receive value back through credits and discoverability.

Its initial thematic focus is climate adaptation in Mozambique, with a broader ambition to support resilience work across Africa.

Core value

Project highlights

Natural-language questions with sourced answers

Initial focus on climate adaptation in Mozambique

Data-for-access contribution model

Built to reduce loss of institutional learning

Why it matters

Strategic importance

Knowledge systems

Unlocking hidden memory

Mwezi addresses one of development’s biggest inefficiencies: knowledge that exists but is not reused.

AI for evidence

Source-based answers

The concept focuses on traceable, document-grounded intelligence rather than vague generative output.

Scalable ambition

Africa-facing from Mozambique

The platform starts locally but is framed with regional potential.