EVALUATION SERVICES

JLS Evaluation Practice

JLS conducts impact, mid-term, final, thematic Learning and developmental evaluations using:

  • Stakeholder mapping
  • Mixed-methods design (qualitative/quantitative)
  • Theory-of-Change reconstruction and evaluability analysis
  • Sampling strategies adapted to complex environments
  • Data triangulation across institutional, community and system levels
  • Human-rights, gender and disability inclusion lenses
  • Climate-sensitive and conflict-sensitive methodologies
  • Operational analysis and scale up strategies
  • Multilingual evaluation (EN–FR–PT)
  • Strong national engagement for contextual accuracy

JLS Evaluators

Thirteen years of international evaluation leadership across UN agencies, EU delegations and governments. Specialist in mixed methods, ToC design, M&E systems, and complex multi-country evaluations in Lusophone and African contexts.

Associate Professor at the University of Zambia. Expert in public-sector governance, institutional analysis, higher-education systems, and qualitative methodologies, Experienced Team Lead Evaluator.

Specialized evaluator with over 70 humanitarian and development reports for ECHO, DFID/FCDO, USAID, WFP, FAO, UNHCR and INGOs. Specialist in climate-resilient livelihoods, shock-responsive social protection, food systems, HDP-Nexus and market-based responses.

Thematic Specialists Supporting Evaluations

Economist with experience in ILO, social protection financing, employment and labour market governance.

Evaluator and specialist in social protection systems, climate change adaptation, humanitarian–development approaches, and UN programme design.

Public finance and climate specialist with strong experience in budget analysis, governance and CSO–government engagement.

Expert in infrastructure, environmental risk, mining governance and sustainable development.

Expert in gender analysis, gender-responsive programming and women’s economic empowerment.

Angolan–Portuguese evaluator with deep experience in gender, social protection, DRR, governance and MSME formalization. Extensive fieldwork leadership and institutional engagement.

Institutional Experience

Our evaluators have worked with:

  • ILO, UNICEF, UNDP, WFP, FAO, UNHCR
  • European Union, ECHO, USAID, DFID/FCDO
  • Oxfam, ActionAid, Plan International, Save the Children
  • Government ministries and academic institutions (UNZA, UCL)

This ensures alignment with donor standards and robust understanding of operational realities.

How We Work with Clients

  • Rapid inception and ToC reconstruction
  • Co-developed evaluation matrix
  • In-depth Desk Review
  • Structured data-collection tools
  • National data collectors and thematic experts
  • Real-time triangulation
  • High-quality reporting in EN–FR–PT
  • Validation workshops and briefing sessions
  • Full logistical integration when required

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