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.
Poverty and empowerment
Poverty reduction is the heart of all of our work, but poverty is often not correctly measured and assessed, and the methodological challenges of its multidimensionality are not always recognised.
It is crucial to be able to accurately conceptualise and measure the impact of development projects in order to continuously improve them. We provide high-quality expertise in the area of welfare measurement, focusing in particular on issues relating to monetary poverty, inequality and inequity, multi-dimensional poverty, and child poverty. Our expertise ranges from diagnostic work, through policy development and forecast, to impact evaluation and assessment.
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Assessing adolescent programming in Indonesia
Indonesia’s growing adolescent population is one of the largest in the world.
Evaluating the three UNHCR protection strategies
We assessed the quality, implementation, and emerging results of the three social protection strategies.
Shock-Responsive Social Protection: findings from our global study
How and when can social protection systems better respond to shocks?
Ensuring inclusiveness and service delivery for persons with disabilities in Mongolia
Disability in Mongolia is still understood and approached through a predominantly medical – rather than social – lens.
Operational research and impact evaluation (ORIE)
This project is providing crucial insights into the impact of DFID’s nutrition programme in Northern Nigeria.