
LAMP specialises in the design, development and implementation of large-scale evaluations of official development assistance and supports a range of funders to evaluate programmes. LAMP is highly experienced in delivering in-country and remote evaluations underpinned by quality processes and systems to ensure quality evaluations. We combine rigorous methods, an understanding of local contexts and robust project management to deliver high-quality analysis, research and evaluation. We understand the need for flexibility at the design and implementation stages of evaluation to make best use of opportunities to strengthen the evaluation and adapt as needed to implementation realities. LAMP tailors the presentation of findings and recommendations to a range of audiences from in-country partners to the executive-level and funders.
LAMP conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis of a programme that aimed to increase access to SRH education for young people.
End-of-programme value for money assessment of M4D examined improvements achieved by the programme in terms of service delivery, accountability and inclusion.
LAMP provided input to the evaluation of a development impact bonds programme. Our work developed learning on the assessment of value for money for the relatively new aid financing model.
LAMP contributes to the evaluation of Fleming Fund. This is a summary of a review of common practices assessing VFM in grant management and fellowship programmes.
LAMP contributed to the costing analysis component of the mid-line evaluation, which examines how the Development Impact Bond (DIB) model affects the design, delivery, performance and effectiveness of development interventions + recommendations.
ITAD’s report summarises the end-line evaluation of a Nigerian governance programme which included VFM analysis from LAMP.
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