One Health expertise, applied end to end.

One Health programme design

We design programmes that treat human, animal and environmental health as one connected system from the start, not three add-ons stitched together later.

One Health strategy

We help organisations build a strategy that names how sectors will actually coordinate, not just a vision statement that sits on a shelf.

Multisector coordination

We facilitate the working relationships between ministries, agencies and partners that most cross-sector plans assume will happen on their own.

Surveillance systems

We design surveillance systems that catch signals early by connecting data across sectors instead of waiting for it to cross a desk.

Policy support

We help translate evidence into policy positions and briefs that decision-makers can act on with confidence.

Technical advisory

We provide hands-on technical guidance through the decisions that shape whether a programme actually works in the field.

Operational support

We stay engaged through day-to-day delivery, not just at the planning stage, so problems get solved as they come up.

Research design

We design studies built to answer the specific question a programme needs answered, not a generic template.

Scoping reviews

We map what evidence already exists on a topic so programmes don't duplicate work or miss what's already known.

Systematic reviews

We conduct rigorous, reproducible reviews that hold up to scrutiny from donors, journals and technical reviewers.

Literature reviews

We synthesise existing research into a clear picture of what's known, what's contested and what's missing.

Data extraction

We pull structured data out of studies, reports and records so it's usable for analysis rather than locked in PDFs.

Evidence synthesis

We bring findings from multiple sources together into a single, decision-ready picture.

Research reporting

We write research reports that a technical reviewer and a programme manager can both actually use.

Scientific writing

We write and edit manuscripts, protocols and technical documents to the standard required for publication.

Publication support

We support teams through the process of preparing and submitting research for peer-reviewed publication.

Theory of Change

We build a Theory of Change that makes a programme's assumptions explicit, so it can be tested rather than just believed.

Logframes

We develop logframes that connect activities to outcomes in a way that actually guides implementation, not just donor reporting.

Results frameworks

We design results frameworks that give programme teams a shared, measurable definition of success.

Indicator development

We define indicators that are realistic to collect and genuinely useful for tracking progress.

Data Quality Assessments

We assess whether the data a programme relies on is accurate enough to make decisions on, and fix it where it isn't.

Routine monitoring

We set up monitoring routines that keep programme data current without overloading field teams.

Dashboard design

We design dashboards that programme teams actually open and use, not ones built to impress in a demo.

Donor reporting

We prepare donor reports that meet compliance requirements while still telling an honest story about progress.

Learning systems

We build the routines that turn monitoring data into lessons a programme actually acts on.

Knowledge management

We help organisations capture and organise institutional knowledge so it survives staff turnover.

DHIS2 support

We configure and support DHIS2 instances so health information systems produce data that's actually usable.

NGO websites

We build websites that communicate an organisation's work clearly and hold up to donor and partner scrutiny.

Interactive dashboards

We build dashboards that let programme teams explore their own data instead of waiting for a static report.

Data visualization

We turn dense datasets into visuals that make patterns and outliers immediately clear.

GIS-enabled platforms

We build mapping tools that support planning, surveillance and resource allocation with real spatial data.

Internal tools

We build internal tools that fit how a team already works, so adoption doesn't require a change-management effort.

Workflow automation

We automate the repetitive parts of data collection and reporting so staff time goes to analysis, not data entry.

AI-assisted productivity tools

We build lightweight AI-assisted tools that speed up specific, well-defined tasks — never as a replacement for programme judgment.

M&E training

We train programme staff to design, run and interpret their own M&E systems, not just fill in templates.

DHIS2 training

We train health information staff to configure, maintain and troubleshoot DHIS2 themselves.

KoboToolbox

We train field teams to build and manage their own KoboToolbox data collection forms.

ODK

We train teams to design, deploy and maintain ODK-based data collection in the field.

Power BI

We train staff to build and maintain their own Power BI reports and dashboards.

Excel for M&E

We train M&E staff to manage, clean and analyse programme data confidently in Excel.

Data quality

We train teams to spot and correct data quality issues before they undermine decisions.

Research methods

We train staff in the research methods they need to design and run their own studies.

Scientific writing

We train staff to write research findings clearly enough to publish or present with confidence.

One Health orientation

We orient teams to a One Health way of working, so cross-sector collaboration becomes a habit, not a one-off.

Data entry training for health facilities

We train frontline health facility staff to enter and manage routine data accurately at the point of collection.