◆ Project evidence database

Every project, with the evidence attached

Each record carries a permanent ID, a location, a count of who it reached and how that number was arrived at. Records missing their evidence are not published — they wait until they are complete.

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◆ Our standard

What every published record contains

A record only goes live once it can answer these questions. Where an answer is withheld — a funder who asked not to be named, for instance — the record says so rather than staying silent.

A permanent ID

A code like OEAC-HLT-2023-003 that stays stable for the life of the project.

Where it happened

Province, district and community — specific enough to be checked locally.

When it ran

Start and completion dates, not just a year.

What was measured

Activities completed and results, with the method used to count beneficiaries.

Dated evidence

Photographs and documents carrying a date and a place, with consent recorded.

Monitoring findings

What the M&E review found, including what did not work.

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