How can we build trust in vaccination?
Fear, lack of information, and adherence to social and cultural beliefs are just some of the causes of vaccine hesitancy - so how can governments and policymakers …
We seek to bring about lasting positive change using analytical and practical policy expertise.
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Can better data help policy-makers and communities build resilience?
Our Data & Evidence to End Extreme Poverty programme (DEEP) will test the value of delivering targeted information to communities.
A guide to quantitative impact evaluations; what, when, how and who?
Our Principal Consultant, Michele Binci, outlines key questions to consider when contemplating this highly robust tool for gathering evidence and informing policy.
How should we put people at the centre of disaster risk management?
Looking at disaster risk management in Indonesia
Crisis funding - how much do we really know?
With the recent, landmark IPCC study highlighting more frequent and severe disasters, how can we ensure funding for crises gets to where it's needed, fast?
Will COP26 deliver on funding for loss and damage?
Climate finance is first on the agenda at COP26. Countries hardest hit by the climate crisis are often the poorest and have contributed the least to climate change. Who …
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To RCT, or not to RCT, that is the question
Michele Binci and Paul Jasper discuss the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
The all data revolution
Despite the buzz, the data revolution has yet to deliver on its promises. Paul Jasper examines why Big Data is neither a fad nor a panacea.
Our offices
ViewOur network of offices allows us to develop deep understanding and strong relationships with governments and partners that support building local capabilities for long-term, positive change.
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Road to COP26: supporting Nepal’s leadership in climate action
Our work is helping the Government of Nepal to strengthen its policy framework, build robust evidence on vulnerabilities to improve decision-making, and develop a …
Evaluation of the Kenya Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP)
The Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) is a cash transfer (CT) aimed at the extremely poor population of northern Kenya.
Improving efficiency of programme evaluations with data science
Exploring how artificial intelligence and machine learning can improve project evaluations
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Having meaningful impact is a collective endeavour. Our driven and dedicated staff work hand-in-hand with our clients and partners so that we can maximise the lasting, positive impact of our work.
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We work closely with all our clients to shape projects that will have maximum success and seek new opportunities to deliver tangible impact for the most people.
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We actively seek a diversity of partners, not only because we want to deliver the best outcomes, but because we want to learn from different perspectives and new experiences.
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We have a long history of collaborating with academics and academic institutions to bring cutting-edge research and evidence-based thinking to our work.
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Whether you’re a graduate looking to join our early careers programme or a more experienced professional with an interest and specialism in development, we want to hear from you.
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Our sector, country, and business teams bring together the breadth of our expertise and experience. Find out more about our work and the team you are interested in.
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We provide support and advice on frameworks, partnerships, and consortium agreements to a wide variety of international development partners.