Services

Twelve service areas, grouped into four collections. Use the collections to find the right area quickly; each service area has a full page of its own.

Our approach, from evidence to results

A seven-step process from evidence to results — evidence, analysis, design, finance and contracts, implementation, verification, learning and results — alongside the twelve integrated capabilities listed above.

Collection 01

Research, Evidence and Learning

Primary research, evaluation and independent verification that produce evidence a programme team, donor or audit reviewer can rely on.

Collection 02

Data, Policy and Inclusive Development

Data systems, spatial analysis, policy and institutional research, and the gender, youth, inclusion and climate work that shapes who a programme reaches.

Collection 03

Public Finance, Procurement and Contracts

Financial management, audit-readiness, taxation support, tender documentation and contract administration for institutions and donor-funded programmes.

Collection 04

PPP and Project Preparation

Programme and project design work that takes an idea to a document set a ministry, financier or private partner can actually assess.

12 service areas in total. Each has a page setting out client needs, scope, deliverables and any professional boundaries that apply.

Across every collection

Cross-cutting capabilities

Knowledge products and training run across every collection. They are not separate service lines: they are how an assignment leaves capability behind.

Knowledge products

  • Lessons-learned studies, programme learning reviews and evidence synthesis
  • Policy briefs, research briefs, technical reports and case studies
  • Best-practice documentation and learning-workshop facilitation

Training

  • Monitoring and Evaluation; Results-Based Management
  • Research methods, survey design, fieldwork quality and data management
  • SPSS, R, Python and Excel for research and analytics; visualisation and dashboards
  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial analysis
  • Theory of Change and Logical Frameworks
  • Public financial management basics for project teams
  • Procurement file quality and contract administration for non-specialists
Outputs

What clients receive

  • Research designs, datasets and analytical reports
  • Baselines, evaluations and learning products
  • Dashboards, GIS maps and data systems
  • Policy briefs and institutional assessments
  • Project financial management tools and audit-readiness files
  • Tender documents and contract-administration packs
  • Concept notes, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies
Next step

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.