Programme brief and requirements
Agree the programme purpose, applicable code and reporting requirements with your appointed advisers. Set the review boundary.
A focused starting engagementFind the gaps.
Find the gaps.
Before the handover.
A Programme Evidence Review gives your team a structured view of what is available, what is missing and what should happen next.
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Make the evidence usable.
A defined sample or portfolio
Review the agreed beneficiary records, assessment notes, intervention evidence, source data and reporting process.
A prioritised action brief
Receive the evidence map, gaps, accountable next steps and a recommended implementation scope.
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What we need from you.
Programme context
Sponsor, programme purpose, stage, beneficiary mix and the decision or review you are preparing for.
Available records
Existing assessment tools, reports and a secure route to an agreed sample. Do not send personal or confidential beneficiary data through the website form.
Responsible people
Programme owner, data owners and verification or legal advisers where relevant. We agree scope, access and commercial terms before review.
Before we start
Good questions. Straight answers.
Is this an audit or verification certificate?
No. It is a scoped advisory and evidence-readiness review. It does not issue a verification opinion, guarantee recognition or replace independent assurance.
Will you fix the gaps as well?
Implementation can be commissioned separately, with a defined scope and fee. A review does not commit you to a larger programme.
Can you review just one part of our programme?
Yes. The scope can focus on a delivery module, an agreed sample, the indicator framework or the reporting process.
Your next moveBring the programme.
Scope an evidence reviewBring the programme.
Start with the evidence.
We will agree the review boundary, access requirements, deliverables and fee.