Management Consultancy

Empowering organizations for sustainable impact

Integrating social, environmental, and economic concerns into transparent, accountable strategic decision-making across Africa.

15+ Years of Experience
50+ Successful Projects
20+ Satisfied Clients
Management & Research Consultancy

Evidence-driven strategy for sustainable impact.

Bridging international development goals with corporate governance, specialized research, and robust Monitoring & Evaluation framework design.

Institutional Track Record
2011 Established in Nairobi, Kenya
15+ Yrs Senior Technical Leadership
M&E Software Framework Experts
Multi-Sector WASH, Livelihoods & Governance
What We Do

Core Consultancy Capabilities

M&E Framework & Systems Design

We design the evidence architecture behind your programs — Theory of Change, logframes, indicator frameworks, and M&E software/dashboard setup — so that what you measure actually connects to what you're trying to achieve.

Monitoring & Evaluation Delivery

From baseline to endline, we run the full evaluation cycle: survey design, field data collection, impact evaluations, and independent third-party monitoring for donors and boards who need verified results.

Corporate & Institutional Governance Advisory

We help organizations strengthen board governance, policy compliance, and institutional structures — building the accountability systems that donors and regulators expect.

Applied & Specialized Research

Needs assessments, feasibility studies, and sector-specific research using mixed-methods data collection to inform program design before a single activity is implemented.

Capacity Building & Training

We assess and build our clients' internal M&E capacity — training teams and partners on tools, frameworks, and reporting practices so evidence-based management outlasts our engagement.

How We Work

Our Consulting Process

01

Consultation & Scoping

We start by understanding your project, donor requirements, target groups, and evidence needs — and identify what kind of support the assignment actually calls for.

02

Document & Requirements Review

We review proposals, logframes, Theories of Change, and donor guidelines to understand your program logic and spot gaps in measurement or reporting.

03

Methodology & Work Plan

We define indicators, sampling approach, data collection tools, timeline, and deliverables — the concrete plan the rest of the assignment runs on.

04

Data Collection & Analysis

Field work and digital data collection, followed by rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis of what we find.

05

Quality Review & Reporting

We check findings against your original objectives before anything is finalized, making sure conclusions are actually supported by the evidence.

06

Delivery & Revision Support

Final deliverables are handed over with plain-language explanation, plus support for reasonable feedback from your donors, board, or partners.

Where We Work

Thematic Areas

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

Monitoring and evaluation support for WASH programs — access, uptake, and behavior-change indicators across community and institutional settings.

Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment

Evaluating income, enterprise, and employment interventions to understand what's actually moving the needle for participants.

Governance & Accountability

Strengthening institutional governance, policy compliance, and accountability systems for organizations and public programs.

Our Track Record

Trusted By

VSO
World Vision
ChildFund
Our Work

Selected Assignments

Baseline survey for a regional water access program

Designed and delivered a baseline survey establishing starting indicator values for a multi-county water and sanitation initiative, informing the program's monitoring framework from inception.

WASH

Endline evaluation for a youth livelihoods initiative

Conducted an endline evaluation assessing income, enterprise, and employment outcomes for a youth-focused economic empowerment program, combining household surveys with stakeholder interviews.

Livelihoods

M&E framework design for an institutional strengthening project

Developed a theory of change, logframe, and indicator framework for an organization strengthening its governance and accountability systems ahead of a multi-year donor engagement.

Governance

Sample assignments shown to illustrate our scope of work — detailed case studies for named client engagements are being finalized.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Monitoring is the continuous tracking of activities, outputs, and progress while a project is running. Evaluation is a more structured assessment — usually at specific points like baseline, midline, or endline — that looks at effectiveness, outcomes, and lessons learned. Monitoring tells you what's happening; evaluation tells you whether it worked.

Yes — this is core to our Monitoring & Evaluation Delivery service. We support tool design, sampling, field data collection, and analysis at each stage, so results can be compared consistently over the life of a project.

Yes. Our M&E Framework & Systems Design service covers theory of change development, logframes, and indicator design — the foundational logic that later monitoring and evaluation work is built on.

Our work spans WASH, Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment, and Governance & Accountability — see our Thematic Areas above for more detail on each.

It depends on scope — a logframe or theory of change engagement takes less time than a full baseline survey or endline evaluation. During the Consultation & Scoping stage of our process, we review your requirements and give you a realistic timeline before work begins.

Yes. We treat project documents, datasets, and organizational information as confidential, and follow responsible data handling practices throughout every engagement.

Delivery isn't the end of the process — our final step includes revision support, so we can help clarify or refine findings in response to reasonable feedback from your donors, board, or partners.

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