Our track record

Delivering impact where it matters most.

We partner with international organisations to strengthen humanitarian response, build institutional capacity, and generate evidence for better programming — across some of the most complex operational environments worldwide.

450+
Professionals trained across the sector
5,000+
Field interviews and surveys delivered
20+
Funded donor proposals secured
11+
Countries of active operation
Trusted by A selection of partners from a portfolio of 20+ organisations
GIZ
Welthungerhilfe
Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe
DCA - Danish Church Aid
Diakonia
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
Local Humanitarian Forum
International Civil Society Centre (ICSC)
Brot für die Welt (BfdW)
ALNAP
Selected engagements

Four practices, fifty-plus projects.

A representative cross-section of our work across protection, research, business development, and monitoring — chosen to show the range of the operating environments we are built for.

01 / Protection & GBV

Protection & GBV response

Middle East · East Africa

250+ practitioners trained on protection, case management, and community-based protection. 60+ technical supervision sessions delivered to frontline staff. GBV service mapping, referral-pathway development, and protection programme quality analysis — including technical guidance spanning child protection, MHPSS, and GBV prevention and response — delivered across conflict-affected contexts with GIZ, DKH, DCA, and INGO partners.

Case management PSEA Referral pathways GBV service mapping
02 / Research

Research & evidence generation

Europe · Middle East · East Africa

5,000+ surveys, focus groups, and key-informant interviews with refugees, host communities, local authorities, UN agencies, and research institutions — from a 1,500-household refugee wellbeing survey in Istanbul to financial data analysis for the Global Humanitarian Assistance Report. Evidence that shaped EU-level migration policy and supported peer-reviewed publications — with GAPS Project (EU Horizon 2020), IIED, ODI Global, ICSC, ALNAP, and BfdW.

Migration policy Horizon 2020 Peer-reviewed Participatory research
03 / Business Development

Donor proposals & institutional development

Middle East · East Africa

20+ successful donor proposals secured with DG ECHO, BMZ, GFFO, USAID/PRM, and FCDO. 200+ professionals trained on proposal development and project-cycle management. Alternative financing models developed for the West Bank Protection Consortium with NRC; country strategies and sustainable business systems built end-to-end — not just paragraphs filed.

DG ECHO Single Form BMZ & GFFO Country strategy PCM training
04 / MEAL

Monitoring, evaluation & learning

Middle East · East Africa

Independent monitoring and evaluation across multi-sector programmes — CVA, livelihoods, protection, and food security — including an external evaluation of a Diakonia IHL Centre project on civil and political rights in the occupied Palestinian territory. Thousands of beneficiary interviews; real-time analytics dashboards for donor accountability; trusted by INGOs operating across access-constrained settings.

Third-party monitoring CVA Real-time analytics Donor accountability
Where we operate

Operational presence in three regions.

Established field teams, multilingual enumerators in 12+ languages, and security-aware coordination networks built over a decade of frontline humanitarian work.

Region 01

Middle East

Syria Türkiye Lebanon Jordan Palestine Iraq

Deep operational presence with multilingual field teams, strong coordination networks across UN agencies, INGOs, and local civil society — including extensive experience navigating both protracted and acute access environments.

Region 02

East & Central Africa

Sudan South Sudan Ethiopia Burundi Rwanda DR Congo

A rapidly expanding portfolio across the Horn, the Great Lakes, and Central Africa — addressing protection, GBV service mapping, EU INTPA proposal development, and capacity building in conflict-affected and displacement contexts.

Region 03

Europe

EU member states Eastern Europe Brussels policy Horizon 2020 partners

EU policy research through Horizon 2020 partnerships, migration policy analysis, externalisation dynamics, and humanitarian-development nexus work across EU member states and Brussels-based institutions — with an expanding operational footprint in Eastern Europe.

Why organisations choose us

Four reasons partners come back.

The repeat-engagement rate tells the story: organisations that work with us once tend to work with us again, on harder briefs.

Reason 01

We deliver beyond the deliverable

Final reports are the start of value, not the end. We build the systems, train the teams, and leave the analytical capacity in place — so the next engagement does not start from zero.

Reason 02

Deep contextual intelligence

Multilingual field teams in three regions; ground-level insight into local political economy, security, and access environments — not just remote desk reviews dressed up as fieldwork.

Reason 03

Tech-enabled, human-centred

Advanced analytics paired with participatory methodologies that keep affected communities at the centre — not as data sources, but as the people the evidence is meant to serve.

Reason 04

Built for hard contexts

Conflict-affected, access-constrained, security-sensitive operational environments are our default setting — not the exception we accommodate.

Have a brief that needs evidence behind it?

Whether it is a third-party monitoring contract, a DG-ECHO proposal under deadline, or a multi-country research programme — we will scope a response within five working days.

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