About the practice
Design, monitoring and evaluation of health programmes across South Sudan.
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.
Our practice spans three areas: strengthening health systems, informing emergency and humanitarian response, and improving community health interventions. In each, we combine internationally recognised evaluation methods with a deep understanding of South Sudan’s health landscape and the realities of delivering care in fragile, hard-to-reach settings.
“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
Part of ABL & Management Consultancy
A multidisciplinary firm registered in South Sudan. Vision: to be South Sudan’s most trusted partner in research, financial services and development consulting.
About the firmWhy 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.
What sets us apart
Public-health expertise
Led by a public-health and emergency-response specialist, with health-systems and digital-health depth.
Deep South Sudan knowledge
Real experience in fragile, conflict-affected, hard-to-reach and displaced settings.
Rigorous & tech-enabled
DHIS2 and HMIS routine data, mobile tools and live dashboards.
Independent & ethical
Informed consent, do-no-harm and confidential, objective findings.
Evaluate for impact: a clear scope, an honest timeline and an expert team on every assignment.
Cross-cutting themes
Gender & equity
We disaggregate data by sex, age and vulnerability so no group is left behind.
Quality of care
Beyond coverage, we assess whether care meets clinical standards.
Sustainability
We ask whether gains will last once funding ends.
Value for money
We weigh results against cost so scarce resources go further.
