Local Government Initiative on Climate Change (LoGIC) in Bangladesh: Conducting a mid-term evaluation
Multi-DonorThe programme aimed to enhance the capacity of local governments and communities to engage in effective and inclusive local level planning and financing climate adaptive solutions to reduce poverty and climate-induced vulnerabilities through gender-sensitive approaches.
LoCAL: Evaluating Local Climate Adaptive Living Facility in 14 countries across Asia, Africa and Asia-Pacific; Deep dives in Bhutan, Tanzania, Niger and Tuvalu
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)Focused on building climate resilient communities and promote local economies, UNCDF designed Local Climate Adaptive Living Facility (LoCAL) in 2011.
Economic Empowerment of Women Entrepreneurs: Inspiring women to participate in entrepreneurial activities
GIZThe project is aimed at improving the framework conditions for women entrepreneurs to encourage more participation, thereby increasing their share in the country.
Evaluation & Analysis of Tax Transformation (EATT): Monitoring Ethiopia’s Tax Transformation Programme
DFIDDesigned to drive the institutional transformation of ERCA and implement tax policy reforms that are aimed at responsible and equitable increase of tax revenues in Ethiopia.
Mid-Term Portfolio Evaluation of GAIN’s Government of Netherland’s funded work: Improving access to safe, healthy and affordable nutrition and promoting its consumption among the most vulnerable population
GAINThe programme aimed to improve diets for vulnerable populations, enhance private sector actions to improve access to nutritious food, tackle malnutrition, and improve the overall enabling environment for public-private partnerships.
Commercialisation of Biofortified Crops Programme: Improving the delivery and scale up of biofortified foods in India
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) & Harvest PlusThe programme focused on working with commercial value chain actors — seed producers, farmers, aggregators, and processors — to catalyse commercial markets for biofortified seeds, grains and food products to address malnutrition.
REVIVE: Supporting and restoring the livelihoods of informal workers
Samhita Foundation & USAIDFocused on addressing the livelihood crisis exacerbated by COVID-19, REVIVE aims to provide a no-interest returnable grant (RG) to the bottom of the pyramid, targeting women whose lives and livelihoods were affected due to the pandemic, including loss of job and income.
National Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Programme: Supporting programmes that cover health, nutrition, early education, and social services for children in Philippines
UNDP PhilippinesThe programme aimed to undertake a formative evaluation of the National ECCD System to provide insights into how its design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation may be further improved.
Composite Water Management Index (CWMI 3.b): Reviewing and analysing the KPIs in water sector
NITI AayogEnvisioned as a much-required improvement to water resource management and conservation in India in a coherent and collaborative manner, the Index is a public platform that provides an annual snapshot of the water sector status and the water management performance of the different states and UTs in India.
Women empowerment and smallholder livestock improvement programme in Bihar: Conducting an outcome evaluation study
Aga Khan FoundationThe study aims to strengthen evidence-based decision-making in project implementation (in both direct implementation and outreach areas), contributing to the quality of implementation and enabling wider dissemination of project learning for policy dialogue.
Supporting Chennai City Partnership Programme: Assessing Disbursement Linked Indicators (DLIs) as Independent Verification Agency (IVA)
World BankFocused on poverty reduction, good quality service delivery with universal access, and environmental conservation, the multifaced urban improvement programme is being implemented by the Government of Tamil Nadu for Chennai Municipal Administration.
