Our decade-long, uninterrupted presence in challenging and high-risk environments such as Afghanistan enables us to safely and responsibly access and monitor development interventions on behalf of our clients.
Third-Party Monitoring (TPM) refers to the use of an independent monitoring agent to follow and assess projects that are considered high-risk or contentious, or where access may be difficult and dangerous.
We leverage technology-based and proven MEL solutions to:
- Act as the ‘eyes and ears’ of our clients on the ground where they may not have access
- Gather monitoring data or validate data from our clients or their implementing partners
- Help save on costs by providing efficient monitoring, thus, enabling more frequent oversight
- Verify quantitative and physical outputs of our clients’ interventions
Our ability to access and operate in high-risk areas is not by coincidence; it is by design, and made possible due to:
- A well-established operational local presence thanks to our field teams and local partners
- Local stakeholder network of governmental and non-governmental organizations, think tanks and academic institutions, unions and associations, and community leaders
- Deep insights on the ongoing conflicts and political environments and the related impact at the regional, national, sub-national, and community levels
- Awareness of local sensitivities and dynamics
FAQ sur la surveillance par des tiers (TPM)
Consultez les FAQ de TPM pour découvrir comment nos services de contrôle indépendants assurent une surveillance fiable et une validation des données dans des environnements à haut risque, en tirant parti de notre présence de dix ans et de nos connaissances locales.
Projets à fort impact
Asia, Afghanistan
Multiple Long-term Third-Party Monitoring Support Projects
pour FAO
