Reports and Publications
Our reports, policy briefs and organisational documents — published in full, including the ones that are not yet written.
We publish what we produce, and we say plainly what we have not produced yet. A young organisation with an empty publications page is normal; one that implies a library it does not have is not.
Available now
- Organisational Framework — mission, vision, values, the thematic pillars, governance structure, strategic goals and indicative three-year budget. Summarised across our Who We Are, What We Do and Fact Sheet pages.
- Policy suite — seventeen policies covering safeguarding, PSEA, child protection, code of conduct, complaints, anti-fraud, whistleblowing, conflict of interest, donations, data protection, privacy, gender equality, volunteering, environment, accessibility and website terms. All published in full.
- Fact Sheet — legal status, governance, programmes, operating areas, international alignment and the indicative three-year budget, prepared for partners, donors and journalists.
Scheduled
| Publication | Expected | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| First Annual Report | End of first full operating year | Programme delivery measured against the targets published on this site |
| Audited financial statements | With the first annual report | Independent verification of how funds were used |
| Community needs assessment findings | Following assessments in five target communities | The evidence base that sets programme priorities, shared with communities first |
| Policy brief: gender-based violence in the Northwest and Southwest | Years 2-3 | Documented patterns from case management and referral, aggregated and de-identified |
| Policy brief: barriers to girls' school completion | Years 2-3 | Retention and completion data from our bursary programme |
| Programme impact report | Years 2-3 | Independent evaluation against baselines and targets |
How we will report
- Prevalence data and service data reported as distinct measures, because conflating them produces false conclusions.
- Reach reported separately from impact — attendance at a session is an activity measure, not evidence of change.
- All data disaggregated by sex, age, disability status and geographic location.
- Limitations stated, including sample size and collection conditions.
- Findings shared with the communities they concern before external audiences.
- Components that evaluation shows are not working reported as such, and altered or discontinued.
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