Programme Evaluations

Our teams are trained to undertake independent baseline, midline and endline evaluations so as to provide honest feedback on interventions in a realistic, prudent, diplomatic, cost-effective, and in ethical manner, which accounts for the best interests of stakeholders. An essential tool in enabling analysis of program results, impacts, and outcomes, evaluation provides tangible opportunities for the donor community, the executing agency, and beneficiaries to reflect on the results and gauge best practices, as a means of improvement and remediation. Our expertise covers the development of both theory and practice in evaluation methodology and our wealth of knowledge and experience allow us to provide a comprehensive set of evaluation services.

Researchcare will adopt Results-based management (RBM) assessment/ evaluation in all aspects of the project review, from baseline, midterm and final project impact. RBM increases transparency and accountability, allowing interventions to complement each other and avoid overlap and waste. Three interconnected processes, namely good planning, monitoring, and evaluation (M&E), can greatly enhance the effectiveness of investment projects and plans.