USAID Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Services IDIQ Contract (EVAL ME II)
Integrity is a prime contract holder under the USAID’s Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Services Indefinite Delivery Quantity Contract.
Improving Evidence on the Effects of COVID-19 on Migrants and Refugees in West Africa to Inform Better Responses
We recently completed a study providing better information for policy makers and humanitarian actors working to support migrants and refugees in West Africa during the COVID-19 panedemic.
Integrity supports the UK’s CSSF Peer Exchange for Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning from COVID-19
Global MEL Partnership supporting the Conflict, Security and Stability Fund (CSSF) through a COVID-19 Peer Exchange.
Evaluating the Alternative Basic Education for Pastoralists program in Somalia during COVID-19
Conducting a final performance evaluation of the USAID funded Alternative Basic Education for Pastoralists (ABE) program.
Supporting Crisis Management Units across Sub-Saharan Africa during COVID-19
Supporting TBI to design and adapt the MEL frameworks, systems and related research on its projects to adjust to COVID-19.
From early responses to the COVID-19 crisis what can we learn about Humanitarian & Development Coordination and Saving Lives and Livelihoods?
Working with several development partners and institutions to help them pivot and adjust their programming to respond to COVID-19.
Third Party Validation, Monitoring and Research Peer Review of Delivering Accelerated Family Planning in Pakistan (DAFPAK)
Third-Party Validation and Monitoring lead for DAFPAK, DFID’s £90m, multi-year investment into family planning across Pakistan.
Third Party Monitoring of the Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan (BDRP) programme – Phase II
Providing third-party monitoring services to DFID for BDRP, complementing internal consortium monitoring to increase accountability, oversight, and evidence-based learning on the programme.
Engaging Sub-national Authorities in Accountable Practices (ESAAP) – Research Facility: Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Managing the ESAAP research facility and supports IRC’s collective action groups by conducting Political Economy Analyses (PEAs) and Poverty Analyses in three provinces.
COVID-19 risks reversing gains made on women’s reproductive health in Pakistan
The COVID-19 pandemic will place additional burden on women and girls in Pakistan, creating further challenges to access reproductive health services.
