Evidence built around the decisions you make

MEL systems designed around the decisions they need to inform, from theory of change to portfolio-wide evaluation.

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What's included

How we can help

Monitoring and evaluation should help people decide, not just report. We start from the decisions a programme faces, and design the evidence to inform them.

  • Results frameworks

    Theories of change, logframes and indicators that measure what matters.

  • MEL system design

    Tools, processes and roles for collecting and using evidence throughout a programme.

  • Monitoring in hard-to-reach areas

    Field monitoring through local teams and partners where access is limited.

  • Evaluations

    Baseline, mid-term and final evaluations, independent and rigorous.

  • Portfolio evaluation

    Evaluation across several programmes to show what works and why.

  • Learning reviews

    Structured reflection that turns findings into changes in practice.

When to bring us in

Situations we're asked about

  • A new programme needs a MEL system from the start.
  • Your donor requires an independent evaluation.
  • You can't verify delivery in areas your staff can't reach.
  • You want to learn across a portfolio, not only report on it.

What you receive

Work you can put to use

  • MEL frameworks

    Indicators, tools and plans your team can run.

  • Evaluation reports

    Clear findings, with recommendations that can be acted on.

  • Monitoring data

    Verified data and regular monitoring updates.

  • Learning sessions

    Workshops that turn evidence into programme decisions.

Where we deliver this work

  • SomaliaOffice in Mogadishu
  • SudanThrough local partners
  • South SudanThrough local partners
  • United KingdomOffice in London
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  • Countries of operation

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Share your programme, portfolio or assignment. Within two working days, we'll reply with a scoping note and an indicative approach.