Household resilience index
Composite score reflecting food security, income diversity, savings, access to services, and perceived safety.
Baseline xx.x → Year 1 xx.x
Impact & learning
Tracking the shift from crisis to resilience.
Behind every number is a family, a classroom, a field, a community group. We combine quantitative indicators with lived experience to understand how our work changes the drivers of irregular migration.
Key indicators
Measuring what matters for safe, dignified futures
Education continuity
Percentage of school-age children in supported households attending school regularly for at least 9 months per year.
Target: xx% Retention
Youth livelihood outcomes
Proportion of trained youth engaged in wage employment or self-employment within 6 months of support.
Target: xx% Positive Outcome
Migration intention
Share of survey respondents expressing intention to undertake dangerous irregular migration in the next 12 months.
Objective: Measurable Reduction
Learning & adaptation
Turning evidence into better programming
Monitoring & evaluation
Each project is built on a clear theory of change, logical framework, and indicator set, with routine data collection at baseline, midline, and endline.
Community feedback
Feedback mechanisms - such as suggestion boxes and community forums - are accessible to all, with special attention to women and youth.
Research & collaboration
We welcome partnerships with universities and think tanks interested in understanding the links between local resilience and migration drivers.
Reports & resources
Downloadable reports (coming soon)
Annual Report 2025
A comprehensive overview of our activities, partners, and financials.
Programme Brief: Integrated Livelihoods
Technical overview of our community-driven economic models.
Safeguarding & PSEAH Statement
Our commitment to protection and ethical conduct.