TQH advances policy research and advocacy that strengthen the foundations of inclusive and resilient digital ecosystems. We work at the intersection of connectivity, data governance, and public infrastructure; helping shape debates and frameworks around broadband access, digital identity, payments, and open digital protocols. Our research and convening efforts inform decision-makers and contribute to public narratives that place equity, trust, and openness at the center of digital transformation.

Our work in this space connects the goals of sustainable urban growth with the imperatives of climate resilience and social equity. We analyze urban governance, infrastructure finance, and environmental policy to generate insights that help inform investment priorities as well as identify areas for collaborative action. By bridging evidence, stakeholder dialogue, and advocacy, we help shape more sustainable and inclusive pathways for cities and communities in transition.

TQH works at the intersection of innovation and governance, helping institutions shape thoughtful and forward-looking technology policy ecosystems. We provide research, analysis, and strategic guidance on responsible innovation, data governance and liability, cybersecurity, and AI. Our goal is to help policymakers and industry leaders balance technological progress with accountability, inclusion, and public trust.

In this practice area, TQH’s policy research and advocacy foreground the principles of equity, representation, and access across systems of governance and technology. We examine how public policy and institutional design can better serve communities, applying lenses such as gender and  disability. Our work aims to bring those insights into mainstream development and innovation debates and ensure that social justice and economic empowerment remain central to how societies imagine and shape progress.