MEAL

Social impact programs often begin with strong intent and well-defined goals. Teams design interventions, partner with organisations, and invest resources to address real community needs. Yet, many programs struggle to clearly explain what has changed over time. Data may exist, but it often remains scattered, inconsistent, or disconnected from actual outcomes. This gap makes it difficult for organisations to understand performance and improve their approach. This is where MEA

In development programs, doing the work is only part of the equation. Impact has to be measured, shared, and improved. That’s where the MEAL framework comes in. It gives organisations a structured way to track progress, stay accountable, and learn from what they do. At 4th Wheel, as best monitoring & evaluation consultant, we’ve seen […]