
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. Using qualitative and quantitative approaches, routine reporting and reviews, we implement Value for Money (VFM) approaches and best practices. Our detailed final reports not only present our findings, but also include practical recommendations for improving the impact of aid.
Value for money (VFM) strategy for TTEL programme included a comprehensive list of VFM metrics with supporting tools for analysis.
LAMP provided technical support to the Skills for Prosperity (S4P) Hub on value for money (VFM), capacity building on VFM across 10 country programmes and development of reporting frameworks to provide portfolio level analysis.
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.
An early guide from DFID (now FCDO) on their approach to measurement and management of VFM.
Examines the concept of value for money within the UK health system, discussing its importance, challenges, tools, use of vfm indicators, and provides some operational examples.
Examines tools and methods for assessing aid efficiency, including a catalogue of 15 methods that can be used to assess the efficiency of development interventions.
Whether you’re an organisation wanting to improve your impact, a consultant with skills and expertise to share, or if you just want to find out more about our work, we’d love to hear from you.