Our projects
A portfolio spanning agriculture, livelihoods, education, renewable energy, social inclusion and resilience.
Our projects
Review of a six-year agricultural development project promoting private sector-led value chain development, climate-smart agriculture and smallholder participation in market-oriented systems.
Independent evaluation covering health, nutrition, WASH, livelihoods, food security, faith and development, youth behaviour change and women's economic empowerment.
Mid-term evaluation of the Inclusive, Market-Oriented Value Chains for Economic Development Project across 13 districts of Zimbabwe, focused on dairy, soya and horticulture value chains.
Evaluation of a project mitigating vulnerabilities and strengthening child protection mechanisms for orphans and vulnerable children in 400 households in Zvimba and Bindura.
M&E support for climate-resilient urban food systems in Bulawayo, Mutare, Chongwe and Kitwe, with emphasis on youth-driven initiatives and inclusive policy advocacy.
Assessment of education access improvements, classroom construction, school development committee capacity and non-formal education support in Nyaminyami District.
Evaluation of Zimbabwe's renewable energy catalytic investment portfolio, including blended finance, gender and youth inclusion, technical assistance and green growth outcomes.
Assessment of supply and demand dynamics for productive-use renewable energy technologies supporting vulnerable young women in informal and micro-enterprise livelihoods.
Completion evaluation of programme performance, technology adoption, infrastructure functionality, income, food security, resilience and sustainability across six provinces.
Baseline survey supporting women's capacity, agency and resilience in Mutoko District through climate-smart agriculture, alternative livelihoods and amplified voice in climate and land rights discourse.
Evaluation of holistic technical and vocational education and training support for 4,920 marginalised young people to strengthen economic resilience.
Evaluation of a three-year school-based initiative improving land use design, agroecology, nutrition diversification and community adaptation to climate change.
Evaluation of sustainable land use and food security work in Chimanimani, covering five wards, 24 villages and 400 small-scale farmer households.
Evaluation tracking project implementation, appropriateness and progress, with findings on food security and increased crop and animal product diversity among agroecology farmers.
Independent assessment of successes, challenges, failures and lessons from agricultural extension services on agroecology in Chimanimani, Marondera and Bikita districts.