Research and evaluations
Independent and internal studies, including the LEAP Phase 1 quasi-experimental evaluation.
Impact · Learning and Evidence
The home for the research, evaluations and learning that tell us what is working, and what is not.
What this section will hold
As our programmes run, this section will gather the studies, evaluations and learning that hold us accountable.
Independent and internal studies, including the LEAP Phase 1 quasi-experimental evaluation.
Short, readable summaries of what the evidence says, and what it means for practice.
What we learn as we deliver, including the fortnightly briefs that drive our improvement loop.
Baseline, midline and endline results from ConnectEd, and Phase 0 proof of concept from LEAP.
Why it matters
We earn the right to grow by proving what works first. This section is how we keep that promise in public.
We expand on evidence, at explicit decision gates, not on optimism.
We report what we can show, attribute every figure, and never claim results before they exist.
Homegrown evidence that government, funders and other implementers can build on.
What to expect
When it is live, Learning and Evidence will be organised so you can find what you need and trust what you read.
By programme, by type and by status, so current and forthcoming work is easy to tell apart.
New findings publish as pilots reach their milestones, each with a clear date and source.
Linked to the Theory of Change Explorer and the Resource Library, so evidence sits next to the logic it tests.
In preparation
There is nothing to overstate here yet. As ConnectEd completes its first cycle and LEAP moves into its evaluated pilot, this section will fill with findings you can rely on. Below is what is already on the way.
Statuses shown are honest: forthcoming, in development or planned. No results are reported before they exist.
ConnectEd Pilot Learning Brief (Kroo Bay and Mabella)
Pilot findings
LEAP Phase 1 quasi-experimental evaluation
Evaluation
MEL framework and indicator set
Framework
Bi-weekly implementation briefs from the ConnectEd cycle
Learning report