Impact evaluation
We offer a range of services that evaluate the impact of programmes. We cover a wide spectrum of our partner’s needs, from statistical approaches (randomised control trials, quasi-experimental designs) through to theory-based approaches that focus more on understanding how impact occurs and who benefits. Wherever possible we use mixed-method approaches to provide a holistic understanding of impact.
Evaluating social entrepreneurship in India and Kenya
We are evaluating the Yunus Social Business Model to promote social entrepreneurship in India and Kenya, as contracted by the...
Promoting inclusive and fair climate action in cities around the world
Itad has been contracted by Porticus Foundation to be the Strategy, Monitoring, Evaluation and Lesson Learning (SMELL) partner...
Evaluating Menstrual Hygiene and Health Development Impact in Ethiopia
We are carrying out an impact evaluation of the french Development Agency's Menstrual Hygiene and Health Development Impact...
Evaluating the impact of reintegration assistance provided under the EU-IOM Joint Initiative in the Horn of Africa region
Migration is a growing reality for millions of people across the globe. In 2017, IOM (International Organization for...
Publications
A360 Process Evaluation – Final Report
Findings from a process evaluation of the Adolescents 360 program, which delivered modern contraception to over 400,000 girls...
Framing brief – Impact evaluation of the EU-IOM Joint Initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintergration in the Horn of Africa region
This framing brief outlines the rationale and challenges of conducting a study of this kind, as well as the proposed...
Tools and Tips for Implementing Contribution Analysis
A learning brief published with the Center for Evaluation Innovation sharing lessons on applying contribution analysis to...
Coordination and alignment with relevant global and UK International Health Regulations: Lessons from the Public Health England International Health Regulations Strengthening Project
This is the second Learning Brief to pull out areas of interest to a wide range of people in the global health security sector...