Overview

We bring evaluation close to the people health programmes serve — measuring reach, quality and equity among the most vulnerable.

Maternal, newborn, child & adolescent health

  • Antenatal and postnatal care
  • Family planning assessments
  • Delivery services and referral systems
  • Growth monitoring and immunisation coverage
  • IMCI assessments and nutrition programmes

Community health interventions

  • Community health worker (CHW) programmes
  • Nutrition and food-security-linked health
  • Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
  • Disease prevention (malaria, TB, HIV)
  • Health behaviour-change and outreach
  • Equity and reach among vulnerable groups

The outcome for you

Programmes that reach communities — and proof that they do.

Who it is for

  • Community health programmes
  • Maternal and child health partners
  • Nutrition and WASH programmes

How we deliver it

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

01

Inception & design

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

02

Data collection

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

03

Analysis & triangulation

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

04

Reporting & dissemination

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

Who leads this work

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.