Our services fall into three categories: independent, third-party evaluations, monitoring, evaluation and learning, and research and evidence synthesis.
We conduct independent evaluations that help organizations understand program implementation, assess outcomes, identify opportunities for improvement, and demonstrate results. We help organizations develop practical monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems that connect program activities to measurable outcomes. We design and conduct qualitative and quantitative research to answer questions that matter to organizations, funders, and the communities they serve.
Our approach combines appropriate research methods with meaningful stakeholder engagement to produce credible findings and practical recommendations.
Typical engagements
- Formative and process evaluations.
- Outcome and impact assessments.
- External evaluations of grant-funded initiatives.
- Implementation studies.
- Qualitative and mixed-methods research.
- Monitoring and evaluation frameworks.
- Theories of change and logic models.
- Indicator development.
- Survey and interview protocols.
- Evaluation plans and data systems.
- Organizational evaluation capacity-building.
- Survey research.
- Interviews and focus groups.
- Needs assessments.
- Research-to-policy studies.
- Systematic evidence reviews.
- Literature reviews and evidence synthesis.
