Examination Of Capacity-Building Programs
Member states forming the United Nations donate hundreds of millions of dollars every year to pursue their particular aid mandate. The United Nations is entrusted to design, develop and execute programs in support of its members’ mandates in correlation with what it deems necessary based on a comprehensive assessment of community needs all over the world.
It is an intricate process that involves many stakeholders across many jurisdictions for any one program. To maximize the effectiveness of these development programs, donations are conditional on having executors (UN) evaluate the outcome of their efforts upon program termination.
Program Evaluation
We evaluate multi-national programs designed to build capacity in developing nations.
We conduct focus groups and interviews locally, on the ground, within the communities that have undergone the program.
Program Analysis
We study the rationale of capacity building programs by analyzing the needs assessments that form the basis of their design. We produce research notes with simple, actionable recommendations for improving the accessibility, utility, equality, and sustainability of services for individuals.
Program Effectiveness Index (PEI)
We rank the performance of programs, and ergo the non-government organizations that implement them, by how well they achieved the outcome they were designed to achieve.
EXAMINATION OF CAPACITY-BUILDING PROGRAMS
We analyze needs assessments and evaluate multi-national programs designed to build capacity in developing nations.
MONITORING OF ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
We provide the means for a corporate board of directors to assess the performance of company officers.
ACCOUNTING OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
We calculate the impact of your social responsibility program on business operations and the communities in which you operate.