The Change We Seek
We measure impact not only by activities completed, but by meaningful changes experienced by individuals, families, communities, organizations, and institutions. Our long-term goal is to help people move from crisis and exclusion toward dignity, resilience, participation, opportunity, and sustainable well-being.
Levels of Impact
Individual Impact
Improved access, skills, confidence, livelihoods, leadership, rights awareness, and support.
Family Impact
Better food security, healthcare, school participation, protection, and emergency resilience.
Women and Girls
Education, income, leadership, protection, health, and equitable decision-making.
Youth Impact
Education, practical skills, employment readiness, mentorship, service, and leadership.
Community Impact
Stronger organizations, services, infrastructure, cohesion, preparedness, and inclusive leadership.
Institutional Impact
Improved governance, finance, safeguarding, grants, communications, and accountability.
Measuring Our Results
- People and households reached
- Services delivered and referrals completed
- Trainings and completion rates
- Knowledge and skills gained
- Livelihood activities established
- Community projects implemented
- Partnerships formed
- Feedback received and addressed
Our Evidence Standards
We do not publish unsupported numbers or exaggerated claims. Evidence may include registration records, distribution lists, surveys, interviews, focus groups, partner reports, photographs, financial records, monitoring visits, and independent evaluations.