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ATR Consulting is a local-international monitoring, evaluation, and learning firm working in fragile and conflict-affected settings worldwide.

We work closely with clients to improve outcomes and value for money, centering on local perspectives and evidence-based recommendations. We help partners make informed, practical decisions that lead to positive change.

We specialize in large-scale data collection and analysis, capacity-building, and meaningful research in the most challenging humanitarian and development contexts.

Established in 2012, we have worked with over 70 clients in more than 20 countries, delivering almost 300 projects.

We provide 6 complementary services in line with our values

Third-Party Monitoring

We are a leading provider of TPM for the World Bank and UN agencies. Our methodology is adapted to risks in fragile and conflict-affected settings.

Health | Education | Infrastructure | Livelihoods | Safeguards

Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning

We deliver high-quality MEL services using rigorous, context-sensitive methods for actionable insights and drive better decision-making.

Research and Studies

We combine local knowledge and technical expertise to support clients to understand the social, economic, and political contexts in which they work. 

Polling and Surveys

We pioneer large surveys (over 250,000) in hard-to-access areas and conduct polling in-person and through our call centers.

Capacity Development

We develop individual and institutional capacity for sustainable change.

Training | Coaching | Mentoring | Institutional change | Process development | Capacity assessment

Strategic Advisory and Technical Assistance

We improve decision-making with actionable, evidence-based recommendations.

Change management | Strategic and programmatic reviews | MEL systems audit and design

Expertise

Global Reach

ATR has conducted projects in over 20 countries


Our Clients & Partners

Since its beginnings in 2012, ATR has delivered more than 290 projects to the World Bank, the State Department, the FCDO, UN agencies, the EU, ministries, NGOs, and the private sector.