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Altamont Advisory

Sector

Humanitarian & Development

Portfolio MERL, learning systems, and capacity support for multi-country humanitarian and development programmes.

Challenges

Problems that appear in RFPs and programme reviews

  • Comparable evidence across countries and partners
  • Utilisation-focused evaluation under time pressure
  • Learning loops that improve live programming
  • Capacity that survives staff turnover

Services

How we support this sector

  • Multi-country MERL frameworks
  • Independent evaluations and reviews
  • Learning systems design
  • Partner capacity development

Related work

Selected case studies

AdvisoryHumanitarian & Development

Multi-region · Africa & multi-country portfolios

Outcome leadership defended

Board reallocation defended with comparable country evidence and a utilisation cycle managers actually used.

Pressure

90 days to reallocate mid-cycle across African country offices. Results incomparable. Partners disputed “good.” Millions at stake.

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AdvisoryEducation

Multi-country · Africa & Asia delivery contexts

Outcome leadership defended

Cascade standards, QA checkpoints, and facilitator pathways redesigned so institutional ownership — not workshop volume — defined success after close-out.

Pressure

Leadership needed to know whether cascade volume was producing transfer of quality — or only workshop counts — in multi-country implementation.

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EdWorXEducation

Global multi-country

Outcome leadership defended

Cross-country teams stopped reinventing — knowledge capture and utilisation-focused evidence loops shortened the path from insight to practice.

Pressure

A multi-country education partner was reinventing approaches in each geography with no shared evidence loop under partner fragmentation.

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Next step

Discuss your humanitarian & development programme

RFP, programme constraint, or a decision that cannot wait. Response within two business days.

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