Indicators you can defend
Agreed at design, tied to the outcomes the programme is funded to achieve.
What we do
Monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL)
MEAL that a programme can be steered by, not just reported with.
Why us for this
Measurement is only useful if it changes a decision.
Plenty of programmes collect data. Fewer can say what the data told them to do differently, or show a funder the evidence behind a course correction.
We build monitoring systems that produce decisions, not just dashboards: clear indicators agreed at the start, collection that field teams can actually sustain, and reporting in the format your board or donor expects.
Where independence matters, we act as a third party — verifying results we had no hand in delivering.
Collection that holds up
Instruments and digital tools field teams can run without a consultant in the room.
Findings that travel
Reports written for the people who make the decisions, not for the filing cabinet.
What sits inside
Six services in this practice.
Engage us for one of them, or for the practice as a whole on a retainer.
Monitoring systems and dashboards
Develop practical monitoring systems with clear indicators and digital dashboards to track progress and results.
Baseline, midline and endline studies
Conduct baseline, midline and endline studies that provide reliable evidence for programme decisions.
Third-party monitoring and verification
Provide independent third-party monitoring and verification to strengthen transparency and accountability.
Community feedback and participatory evaluation
Use community feedback, scorecards and participatory evaluations to understand how people experience programmes.
Lessons turned into recommendations
Turn findings and lessons learned into recommendations that improve delivery.
Gender and social inclusion
Integrate gender and social inclusion measures throughout monitoring and evaluation.
Typical assignments
What clients actually ask us for.
- Programme monitoring frameworks and indicator sets
- Baseline, midline and endline studies
- Independent third-party monitoring and verification
- Beneficiary feedback and community scorecards
- Participatory and real-time evaluations
- Learning reviews and after-action reports
The other practices
Work rarely sits in one box.
Seven practice areas sit under one roof, so a programme stays consistent and you manage one contract instead of five.
Institutional capacity building
Systems, skills and governance that still work after the programme closes.
Advisory and transaction support
Partnerships, investment and risk, read through the politics around them.
Strategy and advisory
Decide what to say before deciding where to say it.
Every institution has a story. We help you tell it well.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve and we will come back with a clear, costed proposal.
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