Itad’s review of the COVAX Facility and AMC demonstrated a critical role for independent evaluation in unpacking high-profile, political and...

Rethinking the global health ecosystem to achieve universal health coverage - lessons from our evaluation of the Future of Global Health...

We assessed the Future of Global Health Initiatives process to generate learning and reflection needed to reinvigorate the global health landscape.

What is value for money (VfM) and why does it matter? In this blog, we explore how complex international programmes can utilise practical tools...

Partner and Chief Operating Officer

Sarah Ockenden is a Partner at Itad. She is a qualified Management Accountant and currently undertakes the role of Chief Operating Officer.

Managing Partner

Rob Lloyd is the Managing Partner of Itad, guiding the company’s strategic direction and chairing its Executive Committee.  

Itad has recently completed a Results Measurement Handbook for the Growth & Employment in States (GEMS) project in Nigeria. GEMS is a Nigerian...

Itad, as part of a consortium led by Hera, was contracted by IHP+ to deliver the 2014 round of monitoring on effective development cooperation. A...

Our ‘60 Seconds with…’ blogs are designed to provide a quick run down of what our staff do here at Itad. Here is what Jon Cooper had to say…

Core funding: NGOs prize it highly and very few donors provide it without a lot of strings attached.

Itad's Claire Hughes reflects on her afternoon discussing where we have got to with the “almost revolution” of thinking and working...

This Earth Day, Itad's Sarah Standley, Robbie Gregorowski, and Dave Wilson reflect on how MEL systems provide answers for development in a...

The Centre for Development Impact (CDI) has been very active over the last six months, publishing several CDI Practice Papers, holding (and...

Since joining the HeforShe campaign, Itad has reviewed how gender currently features in our work through a ‘gender snapshot review’.

Towards the end of 2015, Itad’s Organisational Effectiveness theme conducted an evaluation of Norway’s support to public sector capacity...

Do innovation prizes work in development? What is their value and use, especially compared to other forms of funding?

What’s an appropriate amount of money to spend on an evaluation?  It’s a difficult question to answer. It’s difficult because it depends.

This blog looks at the role of capacity assessments in ensuring contextually appropriate capacity support.

Itad staff and associates will be at this year’s European Evaluation Society (EES) Conference in Maastricht, the Netherlands, presenting and...

Over the last six months, the Centre for Development Impact (CDI) has continued to contribute to learning and debates about the way we evaluate...

The Health Theme in Itad has been thinking about what evaluation means to them in the family planning arena.

You’ll be familiar with the basic logic of development programmes: there’s a serious problem to address; we have designed a solution, we can...

I'm looking forward to attending the UK Evaluation Society’s annual conference this year. Its focus on the usefulness of evaluations appears to...

Mollie Liesner blogs on her top 4 takeaways from the SEEP Women's Economic Empowerment Forum in Bangkok.