Three integrated service lines, applied across the sectors where we have delivered.
Research, evaluations, MEL system design, market systems analysis, strategy, and programme design. Rigorous evidence for adaptive management and donor reporting across agriculture, nutrition, health, and livelihoods.
Data analytics, AI applications, real-time dashboards, digital MEL systems, and sector-specific platforms. Technology that solves real programme challenges and earns its place in daily work.
Evidence briefs, technical reports, policy notes, and knowledge products that help partners influence policy, improve practice, and scale what works across East Africa's development landscape.
Our depth is in food and agriculture systems, with a growing practice in health, resilience and digital. Whatever the sector, our work follows the same four steps.
Our deepest practice, built on programme evaluations and market studies in crops, dairy and potato value chains.
Outcome and impact evaluations of crop, potato and dairy programmes, with farmer-level evidence on yields, incomes and adoption.
Dairy and fodder market assessments and livestock marketing studies that show where productivity and feed systems can improve.
Household surveys and resilience assessments that show whether programmes reach, and change life for, the people they target.
Market diagnostics and sector analyses that show where markets perform, where opportunity sits, and what to strengthen.
Evidence and systems for programmes that improve health, skills and daily living conditions.
MEL design, evaluations and data systems for nutrition and health programmes, including data quality and service delivery reviews.
Baselines, access and behaviour surveys, and monitoring frameworks for household, school and community WASH programmes.
Evaluations and learning studies on skills, livelihoods and digital literacy programmes for young people.
Tools and analysis that help partners adapt early and run programmes on trusted data.
Context monitoring and assessments of how climate shocks, energy access and changing conditions affect communities and programmes.
Digital MEL systems, mobile data collection, dashboards and AI tools, including farmer record migration and protection.
Third-party monitoring, context analysis and learning support for governance and civic programmes, including complex operating environments.