The OSE Atlas.
61 406 qualified support organizations mapped across 153 countries — Africa, MENA, the Gulf and Europe — refreshed from api.ose.africa. Free public access, no login.
Live from Expert · pipeline 30 Oct 2026
Where the support is — and how dense it is.
Switch between actors, density per million hectares, OSE profile and weekly change. Click a country to open its report.
Live data from api.ose.africa · country pages under /products/reports.
Coverage by region, top five countries each.
A national count is an aggregate of urban modules — use it to orient, then open the country page.
Top 10 ecosystems by actor density
Ranked by qualified actors in our database, refreshed with every Expert pipeline run. Pulled from api.ose.africa.
Which layers the support fabric actually covers.
Share of organizations providing at least one service of each layer. Symbolic and psychological layers are systematically under-covered — the « hidden architecture ».
The Hidden Architecture, in numbers.
% of actors providing at least one support service per layer (Africa, MENA, GCC).
See how lower layers (Technical, Cognitive) dominate while higher layers (Symbolic, Psychological) remain structurally under-served.
Source : OSE database, qualified actors across Africa+MENA+GCC. Theoretical anchor: Guéneau (under review) — The Hidden Architecture of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, IJMR.
Explore the atlas — for free. Go deeper on Expert.
Browse and filter
By country, region, type (incubator, accelerator, funder…) or capability layer. Every pin is a qualified organization.
Read a country
Profile · diagnostic · thematic · network · insights — the COTEE, meta-org, gender and AEEI lenses on the country page (Institutional tier and above).
Benchmark and export
Compare up to 6 countries, export CSV and PNG, query the public API — Research tier for full replication.
Access tiers: Free · Institutional · Premium · Research · VVIP — see OSE Expert. Rankings by indicator on /rankings.
Need the full reading of a country?
The free atlas shows the surface. Expert opens the diagnostic, the network and the benchmark; a call scopes what your institution actually needs.