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Attitudes, practices and social norms survey Endline Report
This report presents the endline results of the Voices for Change Attitudes, Practices and Social Norms survey.
Strengthening the enabling environment for young women’s empowerment in Nigeria: Achievements and learning from Voices for Change
Voices for Change (V4C) was an innovative programme aiming to work at scale to strengthen the enabling environment for young women’s...
‘Not Everybody is Online’…but All Voices Count
Itad's Aoife Murray blogs on the final Making All Voices Count Policy and Practice Dialogue.
Learning Partnership on the Dedicated Grant Mechanism for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
The Forest Investment Program (FIP), a program under the Climate Investment Funds (CIF), provides indispensable investments to benefit forests,...
Jo Simon
Jo Simon leads the HR team to deliver HR expertise across Itad.
What do we mean by client empowerment in financial inclusion and how do we do it?
At the 2017 SEEP Annual Conference, I had the pleasure to facilitate a session with colleagues from the Mastercard Foundation Savings Learning Lab.
SG2018: The Power of Savings Groups
As part of our work with the Mastercard Foundation Savings Learning Lab, Itad supported SG2018: The Power of Savings Groups, convened by The...
Helen Bailey
Helen Bailey is an evaluator with ten years’ experience in international development. She works on markets, financial inclusion and trade.
Issues and challenges of assessing the benefits of capacity development – experiences from the M4D programme in northern Nigeria
It is often argued that good governance is possible only when governing institutions perform to certain standards and that failures are due to...
The results achieved by programmes using a market systems approach
What does the current evidence base say about the impact of programmes using the market systems approach? The BEAM Exchange regularly collates...
Why is it so hard to measure handwashing with soap?
As Global Handwashing Day approaches, the WASH Results MV team explores the challenges of verifying changes in handwashing behaviour.
David Walker
David Walker is a gender and social development consultant, who specialises in violence against women and girls and child protection.
Shining a light on Violence against Women and Girls programming…the need for evaluation
In September 2017, we attended the launch of the Spotlight Initiative, an EU and UN multi-year initiative to eliminate violence against women and...
Evaluation of UNHCR’s leadership of the Global Protection Cluster and Field Protection Clusters: 2014-2016
This evaluation focuses on the performance of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as Cluster Lead Agency...
Review of BBC Media Action in Libya, Tunisia and Algeria
Itad has been contracted by the FCO-DFID North Africa Joint Unit to conduct a review of BBC Media Action in Libya, Tunisia and Algeria.
GPSA webinar: What works for social accountability? Findings from DFID’s Macro Evaluation
What works for social accountability? Join Itad's Claire Hughes, with Jeremy Holland & Florian Schatz as they discuss findings from DFID’s...
Pacific Women 3 Year Evaluation – Final Report
Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development (‘Pacific Women’) is a 10-year, AU$ 320 million programme working in 14 member countries of the...
Ideas to Impact, LPG Cylinder Prize: Evaluation Report
The Cylinder Prize ran for two months from July 2015 and was one of three prizes designed to support the planned reform of Liquid Petroleum Gas...
Ideas to Impact, LPG Cylinder Prize: Evaluation Report Summary
The Cylinder Prize ran for two months from July 2015 and was one of three prizes designed to support the planned reform of Liquid Petroleum Gas...
BRACED: Introducing the Resilience Exchange
BRACED is helping people become more resilient to climate extremes. As part of our monitoring, evaluation and learning role with the...
‘Catalyzing Transformative Change’ – Itad at the SEEP Network Annual Conference
Itad joined development practitioners, funders, researchers and private sector actors at the 2017 SEEP Network Annual Conference.
What can we learn from the Government Outcomes Lab?
Learning Advisor Catherine Fisher investigates a new research centre on outcomes-based commissioning and finds plenty of interest for the WASH...
Gina Koroknai
Gina Koroknai is Assistant Financial Accountant at Itad. She has over seven years' experience working in finance.
Evaluating complex programmes: Reflections on realism and resilience
This paper considers the challenges faced and lessons learned in the mid-term review of BRACED projects.
