HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria (HTM)

BroadImpact was responsible for implementing the end-of-grant evaluation of the Global Fund and Unitaid co-funded New Nets Project (NNP). The NNP was strategically designed to establish a sustainable market for a broader spectrum of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and to enhance access to a new class of these nets through targeted market-shaping interventions. The evaluation rigorously assessed the overall performance of the NNP across all 14 project countries in Africa, with a particular focus on gaining deeper insights from case studies in specific countries. See the full report here, and executive summary here.

Geographic Coverage: 14 project countries in Africa, with focus on Benin, Nigeria, Mozambique, Rwanda

BI conducted the evaluation of the Jhpiego led Transforming Intermittent Preventive Treatment for Optimal Pregnancy (TIPTOP) project and corresponding outputs of the MMV supply side grant.  See full report here, and summary here.

Geographic Coverage: DRC, Madagascar, Mozambique and Nigeria

BroadImpact undertook the evaluation of Unitaid’s Paediatric TB portfolio, a comprehensive assessment encompassing several key projects. This portfolio included the “Strengthening Paediatric TB Services for Enhanced Early Detection (TB Speed)” project, the “Catalysing Paediatric Tuberculosis Innovations (CaP TB)” project, and the WHO TB Enabler grant. These projects collectively spanned 14 countries. See report here.

Geographic Coverage: 14 countries (12 in Sub-Saharan Africa, one in South-East Asia Region, and one in South Asia Region) 

BroadImpact was contracted to conduct the end-of-grant evaluation for the CARAMAL (Community Access to Rectal Artesunate for Malaria) project, which was implemented by the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI). Additionally, the evaluation covered Output 3 of the Supply Grant implemented by MMV (Medicines for Malaria Venture). This comprehensive assessment specifically focused on the project’s outcomes and impact across project countries. See the full report here

Geographic Coverage: DRC, Nigeria, Uganda