Publications & knowledge

Reports

Technical reports, programme evaluations and the annual reporting that accompanies non-profit status.

Why we report

Accountability in writing

An organisation funded by grants and donations owes its funders and the public an account of what it did with that support. Annual reporting is the formal mechanism for that, and it is only meaningful if it reports honestly — including on the programmes that did not achieve what was intended.

Technical and programme reports serve a different purpose: recording detailed findings that do not fit a journal article but that another organisation attempting similar work would benefit from having.

Types of report

What we publish

Annual reports

Activities, outcomes and finances for the year, including what fell short.

Financial statements

How funds were received and applied, consistent with non-profit accountability.

Programme evaluations

Assessments of whether a programme delivered what it set out to.

Technical reports

Detailed methodological findings not suited to journal publication.

Survey reports

Findings from population surveys and needs assessments.

Impact reporting

What our programmes reached, measured honestly, including who they did not reach.

Published reports will be listed here

Annual reports, financial statements, evaluations and technical reports will be published here as free downloads as they are produced.

Request a report

If you are looking for reporting on a particular programme or period, please get in touch.