
LAMP provides specialist insight, analysis and technical guidance to funding agencies and development programmes to improve the impact of aid. Operating as a trusted partner and focusing on collaboration and capacity building, we help our clients develop and embed robust and sustainable methodologies and frameworks to improve efficiency and cost-effectiveness of their programmes. We use qualitative and quantitative approaches, routine reporting and reviews, referring to best practice within the sector. Our detailed final reports not only present our findings, but also include practical recommendations for improving the impact of aid.
LAMP also partners with external evaluators and third-party monitors (TPM) to help evaluate the economy, efficiency, effectiveness, equity and sustainability of development programmes. We provide specialised value for money (VFM) inputs – including assessing programme systems for measuring and managing VFM – to help programmes identify how to use and adjust their resources to deliver the greatest benefits for the communities they serve.
Our training, mentoring, and ongoing technical support prioritises practical implementation of VFM, to ensure that teams can apply appropriate tools and methods in order to continuously embed effective and sustainable VFM practices into their daily operations. This enables us to ensure VFM is embedded into day-to-day management of a programme and to identify further opportunities for improving VFM.
LAMP supported the London School of Economics to develop the monitoring and evaluation framework for African Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (AO-HSP), with a greater focus on efficiency and impact.
LAMP provided support to MELR on measurement and management of value for money from inception to end of programme + endline evaluation.
LAMP is contributing to the monitoring, evaluation and learning component of this flagship programme, funded by FCDO.
In this video, we cover the final two components to include in a value for money strategy and share some more tips if you have to develop one.
In this video, we cover three components a value for money strategy should include and share some tips.
Describes the principles and process that DFID (now FCDO) uses to embed value for money considerations within its humanitarian programming.
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