Capacity building in evidence use
Strengthening teams to design, commission, interpret and use evidence in real world decision-making.
We bring lessons from evaluating training and capacity building efforts into our own approach. We work on the principle that accompanying change – rather than imposing change – delivers sustainable results. We have worked with clients of all shapes and sizes to support their training and capacity building needs in line with their organisational culture.
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Savings in Sub-Saharan Africa: Access, Policies and Priorities
Saving hasn't kept up with access in the growth of financial inclusion. A new report sets out to understand trends in savings...
Portfolio evaluation of advocacy efforts in development policy and finance
Aid budgets should be able to respond to emerging challenges. Donors should be supporting developing countries towards the...
Using a social norms approach to tackle corruption in Nigeria
As a teenager in a rural community in Nigeria, I often witnessed the scorn and disgrace heaped on officials of village...
Blended finance & addressing the evidence gap – Reflections from an OECD workshop
Earlier this week I was at an OECD workshop hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Engaging adolescent girls in governance processes: lessons from Northern Nigeria
Itad conducted an independent impact evaluation of the DFID-funded Mobilising for Development (M4D) programme, which aimed to...
Webinar: Navigating the Evidence on Savings-Focused Financial Inclusion
The official launch of the Savings Evidence Map took place in October 2018, with an interactive demonstration on how to access...
Statement on the impact evaluation of the Millennium Villages Project
An independent impact evaluation of a Millennium Villages Project (MVP) covering 35 villages in Northern Ghana was led by Itad...
Management of the Local Roads Network in Federal Nepal – Policy Brief
People living in remote areas of Nepal demand and aspire to be physically connected year-round to markets and service centres....
Monitoring tools from the Kenya Timz programme
This document compiles several monitoring tools designed for the Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls Through Sport...
Final report: Evaluation of the Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls Through Football programme
Itad was commissioned to undertake an evaluation of the Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls Through Football programme.
Final report annexes: Evaluation of the Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls Through Football Programme
Itad was commissioned to undertake an evaluation of the Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls Through Football...
Can football tackle violence against women and girls?
Over the years, there has been steadily growing interest in the idea that sport can make a difference in development, beyond...
Resilience Measurement, Evidence and Learning Conference 2018
Join us at the first-ever conference of the Resilience Measurement, Evidence and Learning Community of Practice in New Orleans.
Itad expands leadership team
As Itad continues to grow and evolve its offer and client base, we have expanded our leadership team to include eight partners...
Costing the impacts of violence against women: six potential pitfalls
David Walker explores six regular pitfalls that are encountered in building a costings study, and how to address them in this...
Itad at EES 2018
Join us next week at the European Evaluation Society (EES) Biennial conference, where several members of the Itad team will...
