The cross-cutting practices provide strategy and learning support, while sector specific practices provide expert advisory services. We also have an evolving list of emerging practices that reflect the skills, expertise, and availability of our network
analytics & Decision- support
Data landscaping & gap analysis
Visualization and dashboard design
Program evaluation
Quantitative and qualitative analysis
AI strategy & integration
Program Design and management
Needs assessment & theories of change
Stakeholder landscaping & analysis
Project management tools & planning
Monitoring, learning, & evaluation design
capacity building
Organizational learning strategy
Capacity building, management, and leadership training
Workshop Facilitation
Professional Coaching
Food Security & Agriculture
Small-holder farmer service planning
Value chain and agri-business analysis
Food and nutrition security assessment
Rural livelihood analysis and profiling
Climate & environment
Adaptation and mitigation analysis
Green growth strategy
Resiliency and climate impact assessment
Sustainable infrastructure planning
Emerging practices
The cross-cutting nature of our practices means that our core team and Practitioners Network has expertise in programming and analysis around ICT, gender, WASH, governance, humanitarian response, health systems strengthening, and infrastructure development. Our Network Experts in these areas are often available for high-level advisory services and contribute multi-sectoral validation to on-going projects.
In addition, many of our core consultants and network advisers are regional experts who are from and/or have lived, worked, and studied in the communities that we partner with. Our Practitioners Network map can give you an idea of some of our country and regional experience.
Client testimonials
“As a relatively small nature conservation NGO, we had to really rethink our time and resources for a new five year strategy and MLE plan. The Development Practice worked with us to set up a process and template to update our existing strategy in a way that practically incorporated MLE. Their questions and insight allowed us to think about how to better monitor projects so that we can move towards improved impact reporting.”
