We support our partners to navigate the complexities of global climate and ecological crises and drive meaningful action towards climate resilience, environmental sustainability, locally-led adaptation, and sustainable development. We offer a unique combination of deep technical expertise, a commitment to collaborative learning, and a people-centred approach. We understand that the complexities of climate action, environmental sustainability, and resilience require adaptive, context-sensitive, and inclusive solutions. Our approach is shaped by systems thinking, policy-to-practice translation, equity, and collaboration.

We work with UN agencies and other global health organisations to strengthen their contribution to SDG 3: Ensuring health and well-being for all. Our health work includes reviewing health programmes and conducting strategic, policy, thematic and country programme evaluations. Our technical expertise includes health system strengthening, immunisation programmes, SRHR, GBV, HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and COVID-19, as well as supporting organisations to strengthen their data and reporting on health results. Our global portfolio spans Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and the Pacific region. Health is a cross-cutting issue with links to our work on gender, WASH, climate action and migration.

Our growing peacebuilding portfolio covers thematic areas including the triple nexus, countering violent extremism, conflict mediation, humanitarian mine action, international humanitarian law, resilience and social cohesion. Our peacebuilding work has strong links with our well-established migration portfolio and is underpinned by cross-cutting issues such as gender, social inclusion and climate change.

Our work on migration focuses on forced displacement and migration management and spans cross-cutting issues such as gender, protection, peacebuilding, livelihoods, resilience and health. Our global portfolio spans MENA, Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin and Central America.

Our work in food security and nutrition is rooted in applying a systems perspective to unravel and understand complex, interlinked stakeholders, relationships, and feedback loops. Our portfolio includes major evaluations, evaluability assessments, causal mapping, and effectiveness and accountability assessments to support progress towards more resilient and sustainable food systems.

We work with a wide range of clients globally to improve their policies and practices regarding the management of water, sanitation, and food security. This includes both humanitarian and development contexts. Our overriding aim is to contribute to positive and lasting change for those that suffer from water and food insecurity in the face of growing pressures, such as climate change, land degradation and increased demand.

Our work on gender and social inclusion is a core element of our work with our partners and clients, as well as an important part of our internal culture and way of working. Our work includes gender audits for organisations and programmes, undertaking mixed-method research and capacity development. We incorporate a gender lens across all our topics, with particular intersections with health, climate action and peacebuilding.

We support our partners to navigate the complexities of global climate and ecological crises and drive meaningful action towards climate resilience, environmental sustainability, locally-led adaptation, and sustainable development. We offer a unique combination of deep technical expertise, a commitment to collaborative learning, and a people-centred approach. We understand that the complexities of climate action, environmental sustainability, and resilience require adaptive, context-sensitive, and inclusive solutions. Our approach is shaped by systems thinking, policy-to-practice translation, equity, and collaboration.

Our work on gender and social inclusion is a core element of our work with our partners and clients, as well as an important part of our internal culture and way of working. Our work includes gender audits for organisations and programmes, undertaking mixed-method research and capacity development. We incorporate a gender lens across all our topics, with particular intersections with health, climate action and peacebuilding.

We work with a wide range of clients globally to improve their policies and practices regarding the management of water, sanitation, and food security. This includes both humanitarian and development contexts. Our overriding aim is to contribute to positive and lasting change for those that suffer from water and food insecurity in the face of growing pressures, such as climate change, land degradation and increased demand.

Our growing peacebuilding portfolio covers thematic areas including the triple nexus, countering violent extremism, conflict mediation, humanitarian mine action, international humanitarian law, resilience and social cohesion. Our peacebuilding work has strong links with our well-established migration portfolio and is underpinned by cross-cutting issues such as gender, social inclusion and climate change.

We work with UN agencies and other global health organisations to strengthen their contribution to SDG 3: Ensuring health and well-being for all. Our health work includes reviewing health programmes and conducting strategic, policy, thematic and country programme evaluations. Our technical expertise includes health system strengthening, immunisation programmes, SRHR, GBV, HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and COVID-19, as well as supporting organisations to strengthen their data and reporting on health results. Our global portfolio spans Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and the Pacific region. Health is a cross-cutting issue with links to our work on gender, WASH, climate action and migration.

Our work in food security and nutrition is rooted in applying a systems perspective to unravel and understand complex, interlinked stakeholders, relationships, and feedback loops. Our portfolio includes major evaluations, evaluability assessments, causal mapping, and effectiveness and accountability assessments to support progress towards more resilient and sustainable food systems.

Our work on migration focuses on forced displacement and migration management and spans cross-cutting issues such as gender, protection, peacebuilding, livelihoods, resilience and health. Our global portfolio spans MENA, Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin and Central America.

We support our partners to navigate the complexities of global climate and ecological crises and drive meaningful action towards climate resilience, environmental sustainability, locally-led adaptation, and sustainable development. We offer a unique combination of deep technical expertise, a commitment to collaborative learning, and a people-centred approach. We understand that the complexities of climate action, environmental sustainability, and resilience require adaptive, context-sensitive, and inclusive solutions. Our approach is shaped by systems thinking, policy-to-practice translation, equity, and collaboration.

Our growing peacebuilding portfolio covers thematic areas including the triple nexus, countering violent extremism, conflict mediation, humanitarian mine action, international humanitarian law, resilience and social cohesion. Our peacebuilding work has strong links with our well-established migration portfolio and is underpinned by cross-cutting issues such as gender, social inclusion and climate change.

Our work in food security and nutrition is rooted in applying a systems perspective to unravel and understand complex, interlinked stakeholders, relationships, and feedback loops. Our portfolio includes major evaluations, evaluability assessments, causal mapping, and effectiveness and accountability assessments to support progress towards more resilient and sustainable food systems.

Our work on gender and social inclusion is a core element of our work with our partners and clients, as well as an important part of our internal culture and way of working. Our work includes gender audits for organisations and programmes, undertaking mixed-method research and capacity development. We incorporate a gender lens across all our topics, with particular intersections with health, climate action and peacebuilding.

We work with UN agencies and other global health organisations to strengthen their contribution to SDG 3: Ensuring health and well-being for all. Our health work includes reviewing health programmes and conducting strategic, policy, thematic and country programme evaluations. Our technical expertise includes health system strengthening, immunisation programmes, SRHR, GBV, HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and COVID-19, as well as supporting organisations to strengthen their data and reporting on health results. Our global portfolio spans Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and the Pacific region. Health is a cross-cutting issue with links to our work on gender, WASH, climate action and migration.

Our work on migration focuses on forced displacement and migration management and spans cross-cutting issues such as gender, protection, peacebuilding, livelihoods, resilience and health. Our global portfolio spans MENA, Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin and Central America.

We work with a wide range of clients globally to improve their policies and practices regarding the management of water, sanitation, and food security. This includes both humanitarian and development contexts. Our overriding aim is to contribute to positive and lasting change for those that suffer from water and food insecurity in the face of growing pressures, such as climate change, land degradation and increased demand.