The Ethiopian Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT) selected ISG to perform an impact assessment of their currently implemented e-Government System. The evaluation will work with MCIT to realize a more effective and responsive e-Government services delivery. The project will assess … Continue reading →
ISG has been selected to perform a real-time evaluation of ACDI/VOCA’s second initiative of the Consultative Service Delivery Program (CSDP), which is designed to transfer the perception of the program from a Bank-financed, ACDI/VOCA-implemented program to one in which the government can … Continue reading →
ISG has been selected by the International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) to perform a mid-term evaluation of the Media and Civil Society for Transparent Governance (MCSTG) Program and a final evaluation of the Media and Technology Community Development (MTCD) … Continue reading →
ISG has been selected to perform an evaluation of the International Medical Corps Cholera Treatment and Prevention Response Programme in South and Ouest Departments, Haiti. A serious cholera epidemic commenced in Haiti in October 2010. By the first ten weeks of … Continue reading →
ISG has been selected to perform an evaluation of the International Medical Corps expansion of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Promotion activities for earthquake affected communities in Ouest Department, Haiti. With funding support from the American Red Cross, International Medical Corps … Continue reading →
In August 2009 the Relief International Justice and Protection Center Network (JPC) in Iraq selected ISG to perform an assessment of public opinion regarding rule of law and access to justice. Data was collected through a survey conducted in the … Continue reading →
Relief International’s Empowering Unions in Iraq (EUI) program builds the capacity of trade unions and professional associations, enabling them to support a democratic, free, and safe political environment. RI selected ISG to perform a review of the EUI project’s core … Continue reading →
ISG implemented the first wide-ranging assessment of the multi-year (2007-10) impact of the CARE refugee program on displaced Iraqi beneficiaries in Jordan. ISG’s assessment also provided an update on needs of vulnerable families/households and inputs for the development of future … Continue reading →
Since 2007, ISG has worked continuously with the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), conducting more than 20 impact evaluations of grant-funded projects and programs in Iraq. A substantial portion of this work has required the assessment of impacts that … Continue reading →