Monitoring, evaluation and impact.
We publish verified results only. Here is what we will measure and how.
Individuals directly benefiting from AMAF-supported programmes, disaggregated by gender, age and disability where possible.
New or improved water points and systems, people served and functionality over time.
New connections, installed renewable capacity and public facilities powered.
Homes built, rebuilt or upgraded, and households rehoused.
Health facilities built, upgraded or equipped, and services supported.
Classrooms, learners and teachers supported, and scholarships awarded.
People trained, certified and employed or self-employed.
Farmers supported, land under improved production and income change.
Area restored or protected and estimated emissions avoided.
How we measure.
- Results framework. Every programme defines its objectives, outputs, outcomes and indicators before funding.
- Baseline. Data is collected before work begins, so change can be measured.
- Monitoring. Regular data collection, site visits and, where feasible, remote sensors.
- Community feedback. Accessible channels for beneficiaries to report problems and suggestions.
- Evaluation. Independent evaluation for larger programmes, with findings published.
- Learning. Results inform the design of future programmes, including what did not work.
Let's build the foundations of a stronger Africa, together.
Governments, development financiers, companies, foundations and community organisations: tell us about your priorities and we will explore how AMAF can help.