Enabling Outcomes partners with Primark to improve the partnerships and monitoring and evaluation of its ethical trade projects portfolio. Work has included a deep-dive evaluation of a grantee that delivers training on life skills and worker rights to workers in the garment sector in India, research on grievance hotlines, partnership coaching and facilitation, training ofEthical Trade Advisory, Facilitation, Research [Read More]
Better Cotton Initiative Theory of Change
Working collaboratively with the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) team, Enabling Outcomes drafted a Theory of Change and supporting narrative. Activities included facilitating a team workshop and 1:1 stakeholder consultations. This process helped reinforce core areas of BCI’s work, identified areas for deepening and broadening BCI’s impact and influence to scale better cotton, and helped inform the scope ofBetter Cotton Initiative Theory of Change [Read More]
RSPO Theory of Change & M&E System
Caren, working in partnership with Aimee Russillo and with the support of Accreditation Services International (ASI), designed and delivered the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Theory of Change. The team worked closely with the RSPO secretariat and executed a process that included extensive stakeholder participation and engagement with the Board of Governors. The teamRSPO Theory of Change & M&E System [Read More]
C&A Foundation – Theory of Change & Impact Measurement
Enabling Outcomes worked with C&A Foundation to create theories of change that articulate the desired impact of the foundationʼs strategy. The work entailed identifying key intended outputs and outcomes and recommendations on how to monitor, measure, evaluate and articulate impact. This work will help socialize the impact themes to internal and external stakeholders and influence tools and processes forC&A Foundation – Theory of Change & Impact Measurement [Read More]
Trade Transparency “Open Book Trading” Evaluation
Enabling Outcomes is evaluating this techfortrade program, funded by The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), aimed at using an innovative approach to secure, transparent trading using up-front payments to smallholders in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The evaluation focuses on impact and the commercial viability of the model and includes a diagnostic of key successTrade Transparency “Open Book Trading” Evaluation [Read More]