Who we Are

Impact Consulting has substantial experience in coordinating complex, multi-country research and evaluation studies, involving fieldwork in what has sometimes been challenging contexts. We are adaptable, we keep a positive, collaborative attitude, we are culturally sensitive, and we always deliver quality results. We have strong qualitative and quantitative analytic skills, as well as ability to analyse findings against context due to our extensive experience conducting realist evaluations. We are particularly interested in strategic reviews, which allow for meta-thinking, cross-programme learning, and organisation-wide learning.

September 2016: Monitoring and measuring evidence uptake and use, presented by 3ie
September 2016: Verifying the next big idea: replication’s role in development policymaking, presented by 3ie
October 2015: Innovations in M&E, presented by Prof Patricia Rogers
2013: Theory of change and theory of action, presented by Prof Patricia Rogers
June 2011: Effective communication and stakeholder engagement, presented by ODI
August 2010: HIV and logic models
October 2009: Impact Pathways methodology, presented by Dr Sophie Alvarez 2008: Impact evaluations, presented by Prof Howard White
July 2009: Mixed methods in evaluation, presented by Prof Jennifer Greene
March 2009: Realist evaluation and realist synthesis, presented by Prof Patricia Rogers March 2009: The MSC technique, presented by Dr Jess Dart
March 2009: Building a results-based M&E framework, presented by World Bank

Attendance at a three week professional development course (mini MBA course) held at the Maryland Women in Information Technology Centre at the University of Maryland and Baltimore County (UMBC), Baltimore, USA. The course included training on:

Marketing and Communications
Operations
Financial Management
Negotiation
Human Resources
Positioning statements
Business models
Intellectual property
Start-up capital and finance.

Papers and Presentation