Monitoring and evaluation consultants in Ghana
Baselines, evaluations and participatory research that show what your programme is achieving and how to improve it.
Who this is for
NGOs and foundations
Programmes that must report results to funders and learn what works in communities.
Donors and development partners
Teams commissioning independent evaluations of projects in Ghana.
Government programmes
Ministries, agencies and assemblies assessing the effectiveness of policies and services.
What you get
Evidence your board and funders can trust, delivered in a form your team can use.
- An evaluation design and indicators agreed with you
- Baseline, midline or endline data collection
- Community engagement that includes the people the programme serves
- Analysis of effectiveness, efficiency and impact
- A donor-ready report with lessons and recommendations
Services we offer
Programme and policy evaluation
Independent assessment of the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of programmes and policies.
Community-based participatory research
Research with communities to identify social, economic and environmental issues so programmes are inclusive.
Development-oriented action research
Research that helps NGOs and agencies design and refine solutions to pressing social challenges.
Baseline and endline studies
Measurement at the start and end of a programme to show the change it has made.
How we work
The same four stages on every project, so you know what you will get and when.
Scope
We agree the decision the work must inform, the questions, the audience, the timeline and the budget.
Design
Sampling plan, instruments and analysis plan, tested and signed off before fieldwork or analysis starts.
Collect and analyse
Trained field teams, quality checks during collection, then rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Report and advise
A clear report, the cleaned data and a briefing with your team on what the findings mean.
“Their participatory, data-centered approach delivered practical solutions that increased our programmes’ effectiveness and impact.”
The Life Empowerment Foundation
Questions clients ask
What is the difference between monitoring and evaluation?
Monitoring tracks progress continuously against plan. Evaluation steps back to judge whether the programme achieved its goals and why.
Can you build our M&E framework?
Yes. We help define indicators, data sources and reporting routines that match your funder’s requirements.
Do you work in rural communities?
Yes. Participatory and community-based research is a core part of our work.
Are your evaluations independent?
Yes. Objectivity is one of our core values, and we report findings as the evidence shows them.
How do you protect our data?
Data is handled in line with Ghana’s Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843), shared only with the project team and stored securely. We sign a non-disclosure agreement on request.
How do you handle research ethics?
We obtain informed consent, protect participants’ identities and follow the ethical requirements of the commissioning organisation.