Our Work

CPC Analytics worked with GIZ to strengthen the evidence base for financing FGS – a neglected yet highly prevalent tropical disease affecting up to 56 million women and girls across sub-Saharan Africa. The team compiled and analysed a database of 25 FGS-specific projects and conducted 10 expert interviews to identify systemic challenges. Based on this analysis, CPC developed a set of recommendations to improve funding efficiency and integration. Project findings were presented at a GIZ-hosted webinar in March 2026, reaching 206 participants from governments, donors, research institutions, and other organisations.

CPC Analytics is a co-founder and driving partner of PPPF. Led by CPC co-founder Dr. Sahil Deo, the festival is built on our team’s policy research and data expertise, shaping its agenda, speakers, and debates each year. Across three editions – 2024, 2025, 2026 – PPPF has brought together union ministers, senior policymakers, and industry leaders to shape India’s biggest debates on technology, growth, and governance. 

CPC Analytics worked with the WHO mpox response team to accelerate the analysis and communication of data across successive mpox outbreaks, including the 2022/23 multi-country outbreak and the 2024/25 outbreak centered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighboring countries. Our services spanned the entire analytics value chain, including data engineering, producing an interactive dashboard, conducting ad-hoc analyses, and authoring two academic journal articles (The Lancet, US CDC). 

CPC Analytics supported the WHO Hub on the technical coordination and qualitative analysis of this Research Prioritization Exercise. Through surveys and consultations with international experts, the project identified 23 research priorities to improve disease surveillance and decision-making in health emergencies. A Technical Brief, co-authored by CPC and published in May 2024, sets out the methodology and findings. Since then, CPC has also supported the WHO Hub in aligning funders, researchers and public health practitioners around shared evidence priorities. Activities included co-developing the PANDEMIC PACT Research Funding Tracker with Oxford University’s Pandemic Science Institute (launched in February 2026) – and many more.

In 2024, CPC Analytics collaborated with TANGEDCO (Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation) to develop and refine data models for analyzing LT billing and consumption data. This project aimed to generate Exception (Red Flag) Reports and identify revenue leakages in LT service connections, analyzing transaction data for approximately 3.3 crore LT consumers from 2021 onwards. This initiative highlights our expertise in data analytics and our commitment to enhancing operational efficiency for our clients from the public sector.

CPC Analytics built a quantitative, optimised model for distributing COVID-19 vaccines from the manufacturing facility to local distribution centres across all states in India. The model recognized India’s prioritization model as well as vulnerable populations based on regional and local data. The model’s outputs and implications were validated by experts (policy makers / agencies, supply chain experts).

Since 2022, CPC Analytics has played a key role in organizing the community-driven Innovation Forum of the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence. CPC Analytics conceptualizes and organizes the sessions of the Innovation Forum, a collaborative group of international experts from around 45 organizations focused on epidemic and pandemic intelligence initiatives. Within a year, the community tripled in size with our support. CPC also co-authored and published peer-reviewed reports highlighting each session’s main points, further contributing to the Hub’s knowledge dissemination and engagement efforts.

CPC played a key role in conceptualizing and organizing the flagship, public-facing Speaker Series of the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence. We led the organization of the first season “Complexity of Pandemics” with six high-level, hybrid events from May 2022 to December 2023. Together with WHO Hub Directors, we carefully curated topics, speakers, and contributions to reflect the diverse, multi-disciplinary, and complex nature of pandemic and epidemic intelligence. The Speaker Series “Complexity of Pandemics” events stimulated innovative thinking and attracted over 650 on-site guests and over 20,500+ online viewers. All events are available through a playlist on WHO’s official YouTube channel.

CPC Analytics provided data analysis services to German development and humanitarian NGOs, focusing on the analysis of Germany’s official development assistance (ODA)  across the full spectrum of development cooperation sectors. We modeled a roadmap for sector-specific Official Development Assistance in close collaboration with the client, resulting in a comprehensive policy paper. This paper was published as an official VENRO study and presented to the newly elected Members of the Bundestag in 2021. An updated version was created and released in 2022.

During the German G7 Presidency, CPC Analytics supported the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence in its collaboration with the German Ministry of Health. We co-developed a pandemic simulation exercise alongside the WHO Hub and the German Ministry of Health, which was successfully conducted with G7 health ministers at their meeting in May 2022. Following this, we worked with German partners on the Pact for Pandemic Readiness, adopted in autumn 2022. A key achievement of this initiative was its alignment around Collaborative Surveillance, a core concept of WHO for strengthening the global architecture for health emergency preparedness, response, and resilience.

CPC Analytics provided policy analysis and consulting for the “Informal Expert Group on the EU’s Role in Global Health” established under the Finnish EU Presidency in 2019. Our work involved preparing, participating in, and synthesizing the sessions to inform the development of a new Global Health Strategy, announced by the European Commission (EC) in 2022 during the French Presidency and followed up with a Communication by the EC. In 2021, under the Slovenian Presidency, CPC Analytics authored a paper on “The EU’s Global Action in Support of UHC in Time of the Pandemic and Beyond”. In 2020, we published the policy paper “Towards a Synergistic Global Health Strategy in the EU”.

CPC Analytics was commissioned by the Bertelsmann Stiftung to investigate the potential benefits of a closer data exchange collaboration between India and Europe for AI development. Our study explored the Indian AI landscape, Germany’s need for larger data pools, and the requirements for successful cooperation. Through over 30 expert interviews with AI practitioners, policymakers, and researchers across sectors such as health, e-commerce, and manufacturing, we found promising long-term prospects. The analysis included Crunchbase company data and public AI indicators, providing a comprehensive indicator-driven and text analytics approach. The published study (October 2020) outlines these findings and recommendations for fostering collaboration.