Evidence of delivery

Selected assignments and field evidence

A sample of recent work. Full reference lists, technical briefs and client references are available on request as part of a proposal.

Fieldwork · Malawi

Reaching communities on Lake Malawi

Data collection and health outreach in lakeside districts, where teams and equipment travel by boat and there is no road access to many settlements.

Selected assignments · Zimbabwe and Nigeria

Equity and human rights in national malaria programmes

Two 2026 assignments applying equity, human rights and gender analysis to national malaria planning, in both cases as a contributing technical partner rather than as lead. The question in each was the same: which populations does the programme not currently reach, and what would it take to reach them.

Zimbabwe · national equity and rights assessment

A qualitative assessment of the barriers keeping mobile, informal and marginalised populations outside routine malaria and primary health care. Fieldwork covered artisanal and small-scale miners, seasonal agricultural workers, cross-border and mobile populations, and apostolic religious communities. Findings were taken back to the people who gave them in a validation workshop, then converted into provincial commitments in an action-planning session.

  • Commissioned byThe RBM Partnership to End Malaria, in collaboration with the National Malaria Control Programme, Ministry of Health and Child Care
  • RoleSubcontracted technical support to the lead consultant
  • MethodMalaria Matchbox framework, reading access through six domains
  • ScopeSeven provinces; focus group discussions and key informant interviews; validation and action-planning workshops
  • Evidence base72 coded records and 868 extracts, under national research ethics approval
  • DeliverableAssessment report and prioritised action plan feeding the 2026–2030 malaria strategy and the next Global Fund funding request

Nigeria · equity component of a programme review

Technical assistance embedding equity, human rights and gender into a national malaria programme review and the strategic plan that followed it, so that internally displaced people, refugees, people with disabilities, migrants and detained populations appear in delivery, monitoring and financing frameworks rather than only in the narrative.

  • RoleContributing technical specialist, not lead
  • ScopeStructured desk review of 16 national, global, financing and surveillance sources; 11 key informant interviews
  • FocusFinancial protection gaps, data disaggregation, grievance redress, gender-responsive budgeting
  • DeliverableEquity section drafted into the programme review, with priorities and costing inputs carried into the 2026–2030 strategic plan
Rows of tarpaulin and pole shelters at an artisanal mining settlement on open ground in Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe, with trees and hills behind
An artisanal mining settlement, Matabeleland South. Settlements move with the workings, which is precisely why routine services do not reach the people living in them.
Banana and maize plantations spread across a valley below mountains in Manicaland province, Zimbabwe, with a tarred road curving through
Banana and maize country in Manicaland. Seasonal farm labour follows the harvest, and health services are organised around people who stay put.
Selected assignment · Euro Charity Trust

Verifying a scholarship programme, then running it

A UK donor funding medical scholarships in Pakistan needed independent assurance that the right students were being selected and that the funding was reaching them. PMEye was engaged directly to find out.

The verification was deliberately face to face. Our consultant travelled to the students' own institutions and met each scholarship holder individually, rather than relying on returns from the administering colleges. Alongside the interviews we reviewed how the university scholarship committees had made their selections, and had supporting documentation verified through each institution's scholarship coordinator before it was accepted.

The finding reported to the donor was that the process was sound and that the students selected were genuinely among the most disadvantaged. On the strength of that work, PMEye was subsequently appointed to select and manage the scholarship cohort directly, and did so over three years.

  • ClientEuro Charity Trust, UK — direct engagement
  • RolePrime contractor
  • ServiceThird party verification, then programme management
  • SectorEducation; social protection
  • ScopeA sponsored cohort of 25 medical students across public institutions in Rawalpindi and Punjab; individual interviews, review of the selection process, verification of documentation
  • DeliverableVerification report to the donor, followed by three years of scholarship selection and management

Why the donor asked

Scholarship schemes are unusually exposed. The money goes to individuals rather than an institution, the beneficiaries are dispersed, and the people best placed to confirm that a student is deserving are often the same people who selected them.

Independent verification breaks that loop. It is also the point at which a funder finds out whether a programme is working for the students, not only whether the paperwork is complete, which is why every interview asked what the scholarship was actually doing for the student and what should change.

Selected assignment · Pakistan

Baseline study and community score card survey

Baseline measurement and a community score card survey for an integrated, women-centred community development programme in Batagram, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The assignment combined a household survey with participatory community score cards, so the programme had both a measurement baseline and a mechanism for communities to rate the services they receive. District stakeholder workshops tested the interpretation before the report was finalised.

  • ClientCUP (Community Uplift Program), with Kindernothilfe
  • ServiceResearch, assessments and surveys; MEAL
  • SectorSocial protection and community development; governance
  • ScopeHousehold survey, community score cards, district stakeholder workshops, enumerator training
  • DeliverableBaseline report and community score card instrument
PMEye, CUP and Kindernothilfe team assembled at the launch of the baseline study and community score card survey in Batagram
Launch of the baseline study and community score card survey, Batagram.
District stakeholder workshop with flipcharts during the Batagram baseline study
District stakeholder workshop during the baseline study.
Further experience

Assignments across health, education and recovery

Health

Health outreach to remote communities

Assessment of mobile and boat-based outreach: coverage, referral pathways and continuity of care for populations without road access to a facility.

Education

Digital learning in low-resource classrooms

Review of a tablet-supported intervention: teacher practice, learner engagement and learning outcomes across rural districts.

Recovery

Safe return to school after disruption

Advisory and field verification supporting the reopening of schools after COVID-19, including community engagement, WASH readiness and enrolment monitoring.

Afghanistan

Education sector consulting

PMEye partnered with BeyondSolutions on education sector consulting in Afghanistan, providing senior technical input rather than leading the engagement. The work drew on our education and evaluation specialists, contributing sector analysis, review of programme design and technical quality assurance on reporting. Access constraints make remote working and locally supported data collection the norm in this context, and the assignment was structured accordingly.

Kenya

Regional engagement, Nairobi

Regional engagement and assignment experience through the Nairobi hub, supporting East and Southern Africa work.

Pakistan · Governance

Local government training and institutional reform

Lead consultant on the capacity development component of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Cities Improvement Project, financed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB): the establishment case and curriculum for a provincial Local Governance School serving municipal administrations and water and sanitation companies, Local Council Resource Centres across 26 districts, and restructuring of the provincial local government directorate.

Project examples shown. Full reference lists, technical briefs and client references are provided as part of a proposal or on request.

Client voices

Trusted across continents

PMEye delivered our baseline study and community score card survey to a standard we could take straight to our donor. Their team trained local enumerators, reached households across difficult terrain in Batagram, and gave us a measurement system we now run ourselves, not just a report.

Chief Executive Officer

CUP (Community Uplift Program)

With PMEye's grant acquisition support, we secured vital multi-year funding for our education and health projects in southern Malawi.

Regional Director

Euro Charity Trust, UK

Working with PMEye

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