Service packages

Packages are starting structures. They are tailored after a short scoping conversation. No fees are published: the fee basis is set out in the scoping note once the scope is clear.

Programme Evidence Package

The full measurement arc for a programme, from establishing the starting point to the evaluation and the learning that follows it.

Typical sequence

  1. Needs Assessment
  2. Baseline
  3. MERL Framework
  4. Data System / Dashboard
  5. Midline
  6. Endline / Evaluation
  7. Learning

Best for: Programmes that need one coherent evidence plan rather than a series of disconnected studies.

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Programme Design Package

Turning a situation analysis into a technically complete design with a theory of change, a logframe and a measurement plan that match.

Typical sequence

  1. Situation Analysis
  2. Needs Assessment
  3. Theory of Change
  4. Logframe
  5. Results Framework
  6. Indicators
  7. M&E Plan
  8. Technical Documentation

Best for: Teams preparing a new programme, a funding submission or a redesign after a review.

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Independent Verification Package

Independent confirmation of what was delivered, to whom, and whether reported monitoring data holds up in the field.

Typical sequence

  1. Field Verification
  2. Beneficiary Verification
  3. Data Quality Assessment
  4. Third-Party Monitoring
  5. Dashboard
  6. Verification Report

Best for: Funders and programme units that need assurance separate from the implementing team.

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Digital Development Package

An honest read on digital and data readiness, followed by a roadmap and a working data solution rather than a strategy document alone.

Typical sequence

  1. Digital Readiness Assessment
  2. Data Systems Assessment
  3. Transformation Roadmap
  4. Dashboard / Data Solution
  5. Capacity Building

Best for: Institutions modernising data collection, reporting or performance monitoring.

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Public Financial Management Package

From a financial-management diagnostic to the manuals, reporting packs and audit-ready files a project needs to account for its resources.

Typical sequence

  1. FM Diagnostic
  2. Internal Control Review
  3. Project FM Manual / Tools
  4. Donor Reporting Pack
  5. Audit-Readiness File
  6. Tax Compliance Calendar

Best for: Project implementation units, NGOs and donor-funded programmes facing audit or compliance pressure.

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Procurement and Contract Package

A defensible procurement file from plan to close-out, with the documentation an audit or donor review will ask for.

Typical sequence

  1. Procurement Plan
  2. Tender Documents
  3. Evaluation Support
  4. Contract Drafting Inputs
  5. Administration Toolkit
  6. Close-out File

Best for: Entities running tenders and administering contracts without a dedicated procurement specialist.

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PPP and Project Preparation Package

Moving a public idea through screening, concept and feasibility to a structured, decision-ready project file.

Typical sequence

  1. Screening Note
  2. Concept Note
  3. Pre-Feasibility
  4. Feasibility
  5. Risk Allocation & Options
  6. Business Case
  7. Transaction-Readiness Pack

Best for: Ministries, assemblies and project units preparing investments or PPP transactions.

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Climate Resilience Package

Vulnerability and community evidence, mapped spatially, carried through into a programme design and its measurement framework.

Typical sequence

  1. Climate / Vulnerability Assessment
  2. Community Research
  3. GIS Mapping
  4. Resilience Assessment
  5. Programme Design
  6. MERL

Best for: Climate, adaptation and disaster-risk programmes that need evidence before design.

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Research Partnership Package

Ghana-side research delivery for international teams: design input, trained enumerators, controlled fieldwork, processing, analysis and reporting.

Typical sequence

  1. Research Design
  2. Local Fieldwork
  3. Enumerator Training
  4. Data Collection
  5. Quality Assurance
  6. Processing
  7. Analysis
  8. Reporting

Best for: International firms, research institutions and programme teams that need a reliable local partner.

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No fees are published on this site. The fee basis is set out in the scoping note once the scope, geography and timeline are clear. A package is a starting structure, not a fixed product, and it is tailored after a short scoping conversation.

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Discuss your project

Send a short note of the decision you need to make, the geography, the deadline and any donor or statutory rule that applies. You will get back a scoping note rather than a generic brochure.