Health Programme Evaluation

Stronger health programmes, healthier communities.

Supporting the design, monitoring and evaluation of health programmes across South Sudan — strengthening health systems, informing emergency response and improving community health outcomes.

Juba, South SudanACCA · ICPAU · PhD-ledSouth Sudan & East Africa

Three connected areas of health evaluation

Why it matters

Why health evaluation matters

Save more lives

Evidence shows which interventions work, so scarce resources reach the approaches that improve survival and health.

Strengthen the system

Evaluation reveals where health systems are weak — staffing, supplies, data — so they can be built to last.

Respond better in crises

Timely monitoring in emergencies targets the right care to the right people at the right moment.

Prove impact to donors

Rigorous evaluation demonstrates results and value for money to the funders health programmes depend on.

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Focus areas: systems, emergency and community health
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Stage evaluation process from inception to dissemination
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WHO health-system building blocks framing our work
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OECD-DAC criteria applied to every evaluation
About the practice

Health Programme Evaluation

ABL & Management Consultancy supports the design, monitoring and evaluation of health programmes across South Sudan. We work with ministries, UN agencies, donors and NGOs to measure whether health interventions are reaching their targets, improving outcomes and delivering value — and to turn that evidence into stronger programmes and healthier communities.

More about the practice
“In health, evidence saves lives. We help programmes prove what works, fix what does not, and reach the people who need care most.”— Health Programme Evaluation practice
How we work

A clear, disciplined approach

Every health evaluation follows a clear, rigorous process and a mixed-methods toolkit — combining hard numbers with the voices of health workers and communities.

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Inception & design

We agree evaluation questions, scope, methodology and timeline, and design tools, indicators and sampling with you.

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Data collection

Surveys, facility assessments, key-informant interviews and focus groups — on mobile tools even in remote areas.

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Analysis & triangulation

Quantitative analysis in SPSS, Stata and R; qualitative analysis in NVivo; findings triangulated across sources.

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Reporting & dissemination

Prioritised recommendations, validated with stakeholders in a feedback workshop and shared in the formats you need.

Who we serve

Clients we work with

Government (Ministry of Health and agencies)
UN agencies and bilateral donors
International and national NGOs
Health facilities and implementing partners
Community and faith-based organisations
Work with ABL

Stronger health programmes, healthier communities.

Talk to us about a baseline, an impact evaluation, an emergency-response review or a health-systems assessment. We respond with a clear scope, an honest timeline and an expert team.