Projects

A curated portfolio of our impact evaluations, data systems, and strategic advisory work.

Our team has delivered rigorous studies and data-driven solutions across Health, Education, Agriculture, and Governance—helping partners strengthen accountability and scale real-world impact.

Diaspora Health Equity Initiative — Indiana, United States (Ongoing)

Developed analytics and community engagement systems to monitor health disparities among U.S.-based Haitian and Caribbean diaspora populations.

USDA Cocoa Value Chain (KABOS) – Haiti

Implemented monitoring and evaluation systems to track farmer productivity, cooperative performance, and cocoa quality across northern Haiti.

USAID Emergency Food Security (EFSP-II) – Haiti

Led evaluation and data-driven analysis to measure food security outcomes and household resilience in crisis-affected regions.

UK Aid Waste Management Systems (EN+)

Designed digital waste-tracking systems and operational models to support municipal service improvements funded by UK Aid.

Civic Leadership Impact (APA)

Evaluated the leadership development outcomes of the Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) program, focusing on citizen engagement, school transformation, and community leadership.

Selected Case Studies

Diaspora Health Equity Initiative — Indiana, United States (Ongoing)

Sector: Public Health, Health Equity, Community Data Systems
Geography: Indiana State, United States
Stakeholder Context: Community-based and diaspora-led organizations; local public health and social service ecosystems

Project Overview

Cariconsul Group is supporting an ongoing health equity initiative focused on Haitian and Caribbean diaspora communities in Indiana. The initiative responds to growing recognition of persistent disparities in access to preventive care, maternal and child health services, and social supports among immigrant and diaspora populations that are often underrepresented in conventional health data systems.

Approach & Methods

The work applies a community-informed, exploratory framework that integrates qualitative engagement with structured quantitative data development. Activities include participatory indicator design, contextual analysis of social determinants of health, and the development of ethical, culturally responsive data structures. Digital tools are used to support secure data aggregation, visualization, and learning-oriented reporting, with an emphasis on transparency and community validation.

Outputs (In Progress)

  • Health equity indicator framework adapted to Indiana-based diaspora contexts

  • Prototype dashboards and analytical summaries to support local decision-making

  • Community learning briefs and feedback loops

  • Technical inputs to inform future program design and evaluation

Intended Value for Indiana Stakeholders

The initiative is designed to strengthen the capacity of local actors to use evidence for planning, outreach, and advocacy, while laying the groundwork for scalable evaluations and partnerships with Indiana-based public health agencies, nonprofits, and funders. The work contributes to improved visibility of diaspora health needs within broader state and local health equity efforts.

All information presented reflects ongoing, non-final work. Data and insights are aggregated, non-confidential, and shared for professional and portfolio reference purposes only.

Sector: Agriculture, Value Chain Development, Food Security
Geography: Sud & Grand’Anse Departments, Haiti
Client Type: International NGO (USDA-funded project implemented by Catholic Relief Services)

What We Did
Cariconsul Group conducted the midterm mixed-methods evaluation of the Kakawo bay Bourad pou Opòtinite ak Siksè (KABOS) project, a nine-year USDA Food for Progress initiative implemented by Catholic Relief Services (CRS). The evaluation focused on the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, impact, and sustainability of the Private Agricultural Service Provider (PASP) model introduced during Phase II (2021–2025).

Methods & Tools
The evaluation combined quantitative surveys with 267 cocoa producers, qualitative interviews and focus groups with PASPs, local authorities, and project staff, and direct observation of 76 cocoa plots. Data were collected digitally using CommCare and analyzed using SPSS and qualitative thematic analysis, with systematic triangulation across regions, actors, and data sources.

Key Deliverables

  • Midterm evaluation report and executive summary

  • Disaggregated analytical tables and performance analysis

  • Assessment of PASP service delivery and monitoring systems

  • Strategic recommendations for project adjustment and sustainability

Outcomes & Value Added
The evaluation documented increased adoption of improved agricultural practices, expanded access to services for cocoa producers, and measurable progress toward productivity targets. It also identified critical gaps related to market access, data reliability, PASP financial autonomy, and post-project sustainability, providing actionable recommendations to strengthen implementation and inform the project’s final phase.

Sector: Food Security, Nutrition, Livelihoods, Humanitarian Response
Geography: North-East & Centre Departments, Haiti
Client Type: International NGO (USAID-funded humanitarian program)

What We Did
Cariconsul Group conducted the final mixed-methods evaluation of the Emergency Food Security and Recovery Program (EFSP-II), implemented by World Vision Haiti with funding from USAID Food for Peace. The evaluation assessed program effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, and early impact on vulnerable households affected by residual effects of Hurricane Irma and COVID-19-related shocks.

Methods & Tools
The evaluation combined a large-scale household survey (761 households; 993 children under five) with qualitative data from 29 key informant interviews and 18 focus group discussions. Data collection followed probabilistic, proportional-to-size sampling and internationally recognized food security indicators (FCS, HHI, HDDS, rCSI, GAM). Digital data collection was used, with statistical analysis conducted using standard quantitative and qualitative analysis techniques.

Key Deliverables
• Final evaluation report with executive summary
• Cleaned datasets and analytical tables
• Indicator comparison (baseline vs. endline)
• Strategic, evidence-based recommendations

Outcomes & Value Added
The evaluation documented measurable improvements in dietary diversity, food consumption scores, reduction of severe hunger, and exclusive breastfeeding practices, while also identifying structural limitations affecting sustainability. Findings directly informed program learning and future humanitarian design.

Sector: Environment, Solid Waste Management, Behavior Change
Geography: Commune of Carrefour, Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area, Haiti
Client Type: International NGO (UK-funded project led by Tearfund, with World Relief and Arris-Desrosiers)

What We Did
Cariconsul Group conducted the final qualitative evaluation of the EN+ (Environment Plus) project implemented from October 2020 to October 2023. The evaluation assessed the project’s relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability, inclusiveness, coordination, and alignment with Tearfund’s quality and sustainability standards, in a highly volatile socio-economic and security context.

Methods & Tools
The evaluation applied a qualitative design combining document review, 23 key informant interviews (KIIs) and 5 focus group discussions (FGDs) with households, youth, schools, churches, community leaders, the municipality of Carrefour, implementing partners, and the private waste collection enterprise. Project M&E data were used to triangulate qualitative findings, and analyses focused on convergence, divergence, and contextual adaptation.

Key Deliverables

  • Final evaluation report and executive summary

  • Evidence-based conclusions on viability, relevance, and effectiveness

  • Lessons learned on community-based waste management models

  • Strategic recommendations on sustainability, advocacy, and public-private collaboration

Outcomes & Value Added
The evaluation documented strong results in community mobilization, behavior change, youth advocacy, and institutional collaboration, while identifying structural and contextual constraints affecting waste collection and recycling sustainability. Findings highlighted the importance of adaptive implementation, local resource mobilization, and sustained advocacy in insecure urban environments, and now serve as a learning and decision-support tool for future environmental and urban sanitation interventions.

Sector: Education, Civic Leadership, Community Development
Geography: Centre & Artibonite Departments, Haiti
Client Type: NGO (national education and leadership movement)

What We Did
Cariconsul Group conducted a final mixed-methods evaluation of the Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) Civic Leadership Program for the 2021–2023 cohort. The evaluation examined changes in leadership practices among Teacher Leaders, School Leaders, and Parent Leaders, with attention to personal, professional, and community-level transformation.

Methods & Tools
The evaluation combined quantitative surveys and qualitative methods, including key informant interviews and focus group discussions. Data were collected digitally using CommCare and analyzed using SPSS and ATLAS.ti, with systematic triangulation across actor groups, gender, age, and regions.

Key Deliverables

  • Final evaluation report and executive summary

  • Data collection tools and cleaned datasets

  • Disaggregated analytical tables and thematic findings

  • Strategic recommendations for program improvement

Outcomes & Value Added
The evaluation documented strong adoption of growth-mindset principles, improved pedagogical and leadership practices, and increased community engagement. Findings provided actionable insights to strengthen program design, regional targeting, and leadership support mechanisms.

All results and outcomes are presented in an aggregated, non-confidential manner for portfolio and professional reference purposes only.

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