We use market systems/M4P approach to support development partners in value chains selection, diagnoses to unearth the underlying binding constraints, analysis of the dynamics in the select value chains & development of Strategy and Action Plans for onward Implementation. Our analysis approach is participatory & stakeholder driven.

We help organizations; Develop Results chains/intervention logic and M&E frameworks Define indicators of change that are DCED compliant Develop logical framework and setting of the milestones targets Conduct baseline assessments, midterm and end line reviews Carry out ground and Third Party Monitoring (TPM) Impact evaluation using an array of methods (Theory based evaluation, contribution and attribution analysis etc) Capacity building on M&E and DCED compliance criteria

Financial intermediation remains a key ingredient to help the low income households overcome extreme poverty and cope with unprecedented household shocks. In this field, ITCO provides topical support to institutions/organizations to have a granular understanding of both the demand and supply of financial services in the rural, urban and peri-urban settings through well-thought out research. More succinctly, we profile which financial products (savings, credit, insurance, transactions/payments) and the financial service providers (banks, saccos, village savings groups and digital financial solutions) that the low income population have access to and how their interaction with these services contribute to the household welfare outcomes.

Development of Activity Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Plans/AMELP & CLA Strategies Development of DCED compliant MRM Plans & Log Frames Participatory Construction of Results Chains & Theory Of Change Baseline Studies, Programme�s Evaluations using mixed methodologies (Contribution & Quasi Experimental Designs) & Outcome Assessments Third Party Monitoring

We use a process that critically examines a program or project. It involves collecting and analyzing information about a program’s activities, characteristics, and outcomes. Its purpose is to make judgments about a program, to improve its effectiveness, and/or to inform programming decisions

This remains a key ingredient to help the low income households overcome extreme poverty and cope with unprecedented household shocks. In this field, ITCO provides topical support to institutions/organizations to have a granular understanding of both the demand and supply of financial services in the rural, urban and peri-urban settings through well-thought out research. More succinctly, we profile which financial products (savings, credit, insurance, transactions/payments)