Sectors
Sectors
TEVL works across sectors where evidence can improve policy, programmes, and institutional performance.
Education
Learning outcomes, skills, and education systems from early years to tertiary and technical education.
Example questions we help answer
- Which interventions improve learning outcomes most cost-effectively?
- How well is a skills or stipend programme reaching its intended students?
Health
Health systems, service delivery, public health programmes, and health financing.
Example questions we help answer
- Where are the main bottlenecks in service delivery, and why?
- What does the evidence say about coverage and equity of a health programme?
Climate & Environment
Climate adaptation, resilience, environmental management, and green transitions.
Example questions we help answer
- How exposed are communities or sectors to specific climate risks?
- How can adaptation investments be prioritised with limited budgets?
Governance & Public Sector
Public institutions, service delivery, regulatory systems, and administrative reform.
Example questions we help answer
- Why is a policy under-performing at the implementation stage?
- How can citizen-facing services be measured and improved?
SME & Employment
Small and medium enterprises, jobs, labour markets, and private sector development.
Example questions we help answer
- What constraints most limit SME growth in a given market?
- Which employment or skills interventions show measurable results?
Social Protection
Safety nets, cash transfers, targeting systems, and shock-responsive protection.
Example questions we help answer
- How accurate and inclusive is a programme’s targeting system?
- What delivery and payment mechanisms work best for beneficiaries?
Gender & Equity
Gender-responsive policy, inclusion, and equity in programmes and institutions.
Example questions we help answer
- How do outcomes differ across gender and disadvantaged groups?
- How can programmes be designed to close measurable equity gaps?
Urban Development & Infrastructure
Urban services, infrastructure planning, and liveability in growing cities.
Example questions we help answer
- How do residents actually experience urban services, and where are the gaps?
- What evidence should inform prioritisation of infrastructure investments?