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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 of trainers research, and KPI development.
IDEA Start is Planned Parenthood Global’s incubation and acceleration program aimed at organizations and social impact companies that want to strengthen their business models and business plans, to focus on the creation of disruptive and innovative solutions, products and services that impact the health and reproductive rights of millions of people. Enabling Outcomes evaluated the business development support in Latin America to help inform IDEA Start “2.0”.
Enabling Outcomes, in collaboration with seasoned consultants Chintal Barot (CoSustain) and Siobhan Franklin (FrankIt), worked with Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs and trade to analyze existing and emerging private sector engagement (PSE) for sustainable development by OECD and EU member states and provided recommendations for current and any future PSEs to be established by Ireland for its development programming. The work included a mapping exercise, a SWOT analysis, and recommendations for the role that PSE could play in achieving Ireland’s development goals.
Enabling Outcomes supported the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women in developing a Theory of Change to support its “Ready for Business” organizational strategy 2023-2026.
Enabling Outcomes conducted a midterm review of the ENTERPRISE Zambia Challenge Fund (EZCF), commissioned by Self Help Africa. EZCF is part of the European Union (EU) Zambia’s Agri-Business Support Operator (ABSO) programme to support increased participation of smallholder farmers in market-integrated, nutrition-sensitive value chains and improved access to finance, services and inputs as well as investment opportunities. The evaluation was a culmination of surveys, interviews and analysis from November to December 2022, with a focus on capturing lessons learned in the design and implementation of EZCF as well as recommendations.
Caren led the work on mainstreaming gender in Mongolia’s financial sector. This included a benchmarking study, guidance, tool development and training for Mongolia’s financial institutions.
