In our presentation of the J-Frame, we refer to “social design” as distinct from “total design”. Total design is a term we use to describe the world view of design
Based on our experience of designing and evaluating development initiatives, there are three elements that are critical for the sustainability of programmes. DRIVING FORCE The source of energy and momentum
By Sophia Greeley, ImpactReady Consulting Fellow 2013 Fuzzy-set analysis works from the assumption that the life isn’t black and white. Things can be more black, or more white, but rarely
The J-Frame is a model that we use to guide our design work and to choose approaches that are appropriate for the ‘social space’ (context) into which we are designing.
By Ronnie MacPherson, ImpactReady Knowledge Advisor The development, launch and management of an intranet can be a daunting prospect for any organisation. Introducing new technology into the workplace is often
We recently undertook research for UNICEF’s Evaluation Unit as part of a submission to their Executive Board. Our contribution centred around the usability of evaluations and lessons that have emerged
Drawing on our experience with designing school feeding programmes, and developing the global programme guidance for WFP school feeding, ImpactReady recently ran a scenario for undergraduate students on the disaster
As part of it’s commitment to improving the quality of evaluation in UNICEF, the agency’s Evaluation Office operates a Global Evaluation Report Oversight System. This receives and makes available evaluation