Evaluation and impact assessment
Formulating and implementing optimal policies will only become more complicated in an increasingly developing society. The question we are solving is how to assess projects’ value, efficiency, and effectiveness. Stakeholders are no longer prepared to accept only product progress indicators and crude accounting ratios as achievement measures. Our reports and insights support policymakers and managers in getting a grip on the execution of activities and determining whether the right course is chosen. Appropriate instruments and methods are selected for each assignment. Usually, we use the approach defined by EVALSED. The problems tree, reconstruction of intervention logic, contra-fact analysis, and CBA are several examples of methods we utilize in our work.