Case study 01
Digital Beneficiary Verification
Humanitarian programmes require reliable beneficiary information for accurate programme delivery.
4,565 beneficiaries verified using ODK.
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How the work was done
Context, challenge, role, approach, result and learning from selected pieces of field work.
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Short, evidence-based accounts of work delivered in the field.
Case study 02
Large-Scale Humanitarian Programme Support
Large beneficiary programmes require coordinated targeting, registration, distribution and accountability.
51,000+ beneficiaries supported through programme operations.
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Baseline & Midline Data Collection
Nutrition programmes require reliable baseline and follow-up information.
2,165+ children and 435 pregnant and lactating women registered, with 60 mobilizers trained.
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Community Feedback & Accountability
Communities need accessible ways to provide feedback and raise concerns.
4,000+ feedback and complaint cases managed.
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DHIS2 & MIS Capacity Building
Digital information systems are only useful when staff can actually use them.
50+ staff and partners trained.
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HDP Nexus Monitoring & Targeting
Humanitarian, development and peace programmes require coordinated monitoring and evidence.
Supported targeting and selection of approximately 32,000 beneficiaries in Bursari.
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Development challenges are rarely solved by data alone. They require people who understand the problem, systems that work, evidence that can be trusted and the willingness to learn and improve.
Jeremiah Iyasco
Development • Data • Leadership