Poverty and livelihoods
Our work seeks to understand what works in which contexts to best enable people and communities to enhance their capabilities, assets and activities. From understanding how social protection can act as a safety net for increasing human potential, and protect vulnerable people from risks and shocks, to measuring the impact of integrated development programming, our work helps to ensure interventions maximise their impact and support vulnerable people.
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Final Evaluation Report: FoodTrade East and Southern Africa
The FTESA report is now live on our website. Check out the five-year regional programme, that supported food staples market...
FoodTrade East and Southern Africa Final Evaluation: Key findings, lessons and recommendations
Summarising the FoodTrade East and Southern Africa final evaluation, you can now read the key findings and how the FTESA aimed...
Evaluation of Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies (DICE)
Itad, in partnership with BOP consulting, is leading the evaluation of an ambitious, two-year pilot programme from the British...
The role of Road Maintenance Groups in the Local Roads Network sector in rural Nepal
This policy brief explores the role of Road Maintenance Groups (RMGs) that a number of donor programmes fund in Nepal to...
Technical Assessment of Completed RAP roads (Independent Verification Round 2)
The objective of the Rural Access Programme 3 (RAP) is to reduce poverty in western Nepal. The programme aims to deliver...
What else does the MVP evaluation tell us?
In this blog, we dig deeper into the findings to explore the impact of the Millennium Villages Project (MVP) in Northern Ghana...
Unforeseen benefits of the Millennium Villages Project in Northern Ghana
In this blog, Dee Jupp shares her experiences living in the home of an extended family in one of the Millennium Villages in...
Child Development Grant Programme Evaluation Qualitative Endline Report
This report presents the findings of the third and final (endline) round of qualitative fieldwork for the evaluation of the...
Five key principles for Adaptive Social Protection programming
‘Adaptive Social Protection’ (ASP) came from a realisation that social protection, disaster risk reduction and climate...
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....
Millennium Villages Project Briefing Paper No.5: What was the impact on health?
This Briefing Paper is the fifth in a series to communicate key points from the independent impact evaluation of the...
60 seconds with…Joseph Thompson
Our ‘60 Seconds with…’ blogs are designed to provide a quick run down of what our staff do here at Itad. Here is what...
Independent monitoring and verification of the Accelerating Sanitation, Water and Hygiene for All (ASWA II) Programme
Accelerating access to drinking water and household sanitation is key to achieving the sustainable development goals and DFID...
Assessment of Co-op/One Foundation WASH projects
Itad were asked by Co-op to undertake an independent social impact assessment of Co-op’s partnership with The One...
British International Investment’s mobilisation of private investment
Increasingly, international consensus is that private finance is critical to filling the development financing gap and...
Monitoring and Evaluation of Denmark-Myanmar Country Programme
Since 2011, Denmark has steadily expanded its diplomatic, political, commercial and development cooperation with Myanmar,...
