Theories of Change
We facilitate flexible, multi-stakeholder theory of change processes, enabling our partners to better understand how change happens and the underlying conditions needed to create lasting impact. These critical reflections support our partners to predict, plan and deliver results and provide a strategic framework to help guide future planning and delivery.
Project
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...
Project
Providing MEL support to the UK government’s Knowledge, Evidence and Learning for Development Programme
Itad is the monitoring, evaluation and learning partner to The Knowledge, Evidence and Learning for Development Programme...
Project
Final Evaluation of UN Women’s ‘Men and Women for Gender Equality’ Programme
We are delivering the final evaluation of the UN Women's Men and Women for Gender Equality programme (MW4GE), assessing the...
Project
Retrospective assessment of the LEGO Play Box Initiative
For the past ten years, LEGO has been donating Play Boxes to children and educational institutions in disadvantaged...
Publications
Report
Evolving anti-corruption programming amid COVID-19
Drawing from the efforts of implementing partners in adapting their strategies in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, this...
Practice Paper
Improving resilience measurement: Learning to adapt – Itad Practice Paper 01
Strengthening resilience is critical if communities are to respond positively to extreme events, climate change and disasters....
Report
Tools and Tips for Implementing Contribution Analysis
A learning brief published with the Center for Evaluation Innovation sharing lessons on applying contribution analysis to...
Report
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...