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Providing monitoring, evaluation and learning support in Vietnam

The Vietnam Support Unit (VSU) provides agile technical support to the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in delivering effective official development assistance aligned with Vietnam's socio-economic development goals. Through the VSU, we support with policy advice, program design, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, research, quality assurance at both portfolio and investment level and across key sectors of economic development.

Providing monitoring, evaluation and learning advisory support to the Australian High Commission

We provide technical advisory support to the Governance Branch of the Australian High Commission, Papua New Guinea in the areas of MEL and quality assurance.

Developing a MEL framework for energy transition partnerships in emerging markets

We have previously worked with the Australian Government, through the Department of Industry, Science and Resources (DISR), on an evaluation framework to measure progress in trade relations and partnerships.

Low Carbon Development Initiative

We promote low-carbon development pathways to enable the Government of Indonesia to meet its emissions reduction targets through improved planning, policy, and financing.

Improving access to safe water and sanitation: South Asia Water Security Initiative

The project monitors innovative approaches to build water security in four communities in India and Pakistan.

Prospera economic evaluation

Supporting inclusive growth in Papua New Guinea

We are providing technical assistance to Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on interventions in Governance, and Justice portfolios.

Demystifying information systems and registries for social protection

This project provided important evidence and insights on the much debated issue of social registries, integrated beneficiary registries and associated information systems for social protection.

Survey on Financial Inclusion and Access (SOFIA)

Limited access to financial services has been identified as one of the key constraints that many people in eastern Indonesia face.

The social impact of cash transfer programmes in Indonesia

A qualitative assessment