Evaluation
Assess the true impact of your work with expert evaluation.
You may think you’re progressing towards your impact or change goals – but without expert evaluation, how can you be sure?
Evaluation doesn’t just help you understand the difference your project, programme or organisation has made – it provides clarity on how it’s created impact, and practical recommendations to refine and improve its effectiveness in future.
Renaisi impact evaluations can help you demonstrate the value of your work, meet funder needs and create greater change.
How we help
Using both qualitative and quantitative data, we capture the impact of your programme and methodology, and report back with clear, insightful learning points and tangible actions to help springboard your next steps.
No two programmes are alike, so you’ll find no cookie-cutter approach here. Our experienced evaluation team will work with you to gain a deep understanding of your goals, and create a bespoke service that meets your individual needs.
Our approach is inclusive and participatory, and we specialise in theory-based and place-based evaluations for charities, government, and organisations. We can develop a theory of change and evaluation to help you self-evaluate your progress over time, or a developmental evaluation to help you test and learn in real-time.
We are experts in evaluating long-term, complex, place-based systems change programmes. Read this blog, which describes our model and how it solves the problem of evaluating change in places for funders, commissioners, and practitioners.
Our evaluation packages can be combined with both research and learning services, or taken as a separate service.
Evaluation in action
Our expert evaluation team has spent decades assessing the impact of the work carried out by trusts and foundations, local governments and charities. We’ve evaluated large and complex programmes, such as Power to Change’s Empowering Places programme (2019/2022); local authority interventions like Camden Council’s Good Work Camden programme (2021/2023) and smaller charities: we have supported nearly 20 charities under the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Evidence and Learning Support Scheme.
“The Renaisi team showed the best understanding of the project aims and particularly our focus on uncovering insights that would help our organisation improve. They were evidently keen to work collaboratively and add value.”
Tamara Baleanu, The Access Project
Meet our team
Principal Consultant for Place-based Evaluation & Learning (on parental leave mid-November 23 – September 24)
