How We Work with Policy Makers & NGOs
Delivering evidence-based insights and tools for systemic change.
Policy makers and NGOs play a crucial role in shaping the future of food security, nutrition, and sustainable development. But designing effective policies and programs requires more than good intentions—it demands solid evidence, reliable monitoring, and tools that translate data into action. We support governments, development agencies, and NGOs with insights and solutions that drive systemic impact.
Our Approach
Evidence-Based Policy Insights
We provide actionable data and analysis to inform food security strategies, nutrition programs, and agricultural policies. Our insights ensure that interventions are grounded in evidence and aligned with national and global priorities.
Learn about System Risk Assessment →Monitoring & Evaluation Tools
We develop robust tools and frameworks that help institutions track progress toward targets such as the SDGs. From food availability and nutrition outcomes to resilience metrics, our solutions enable continuous learning and accountability.
Learn about Inclusive Data for Social Impact →Early Warning & Risk Forecasting
By integrating climate, market, and social data, we deliver predictive models that anticipate shocks before they escalate. These tools allow policy makers and NGOs to respond proactively—designing safety nets, pre-positioning resources, and strengthening resilience.
Learn about Predictive Analytics →Capacity Strengthening
We work alongside institutions to build internal capacity in data collection, analysis, and program evaluation. Through tailored training and collaborative research, we ensure that evidence-based approaches are sustained long after our projects conclude.
Why It Matters
Evidence is the foundation of effective policy and lasting impact. By equipping policy makers and NGOs with reliable data, predictive tools, and monitoring frameworks, we help create systemic change that improves food security, strengthens nutrition, and builds resilience for communities worldwide.