IDinsight
For Assessing And Highlighting Gender-specific Conditions And Impacts In Idinsight’s Projects
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Amount$300,000
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Program
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Date Awarded3/23/2023
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Term24.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Strategies
Overview
Idinsight is a global nonprofit that seeks to improve development outcomes by providing data analytics, evaluation, and advisory services to leaders in government, the nonprofit sector, and funding agencies. This project will enhance Idinsight’s ability to integrate gender analyses into client engagements. Specifically, Idinsight will identify gender-specific conditions and impacts related to social protection, economic empowerment, and taxation. The organization expects to increase the impact of its gender-sensitive recommendations for demand-driven research during the two-year grant period. This grant will focus on two work streams: first, to deepen and expand its internal expertise in gender and foster internal knowledge sharing on gender-related topics. The second work stream focuses on providing top-up funding to client projects to facilitate active inclusion of gender lens. Through this grant, IDinsight aims to promote more gender-sensitive decisions across multiple domains including agriculture, education, financial inclusion, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), environment, and energy and livelihoods. (Strategy: International Women’s Economic Empowerment)
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.idinsight.org
Address
44 Tehama Street, San Francisco, CA, 94105, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for advancing the use of data and evidence in public policymaking in West and East Africa
IDinsight is a global nonprofit organization with entities in Africa and Asia. It uses data and evidence to help leaders combat poverty worldwide through specialized advisory services and deploys a large analytical toolkit to help its project partners design better policies, rigorously test what works programmatically, and implement policies and programs effectively at scale. IDinsight places special emphasis on using the right tools for the right questions, and tailors its methods for the real-world constraints facing its decision-making partners. This grant renews support to IDinsight's work in West and East Africa. Over the next three years, IDinsight aims to (a) further develop and strengthen partnerships with governments across East and West Africa to promote the use of data and evidence in policymaking; (b) continue to lower barriers to evidence use in policymaking in the region by continuing to leverage data science, engineering, and monitoring expertise; (c) improve its approach to working with governments aiming for maximum effectiveness, scalability, and sustainability; and (d) strengthen its growing leadership team.
for a project to advance women’s economic empowerment through the use of data and evidence
IDinsight is a global nonprofit with entities in Africa and Asia that uses data and evidence to help leaders combat poverty worldwide through specialized advisory services. IDinsight deploys a large analytical toolkit to help its project partners design better policies, rigorously test what works programmatically, and implement policies and programs effectively at scale. It places special emphasis on using the right tools for the right questions, and tailors its methods for the real-world constraints facing decision makers. This grant will support IDinsight to work with the Social Justice Movement, a civil society organization based in Kenya, to support the movements data and evidence priorities. (Strategy: International Women’s Economic Empowerment)
for support of SRHR data for decision making in Togo
This grant to IDinsight will support a learning partnership with the Ministry of Health of Togo to improve its collection, management, and utilization of quality data for decisions related to family planning and other sexual and reproductive health (SRHR) programs. IDinsight will provide technical assistance to the Department of Maternal and Child Health, which oversees family planning, to develop the skills, tools, and systems needed to improve its data use, a request made by the Ministry of Health. This grant is aligned with our Global Reproductive Equity strategy and also the strategy of the Ouagadougou Partnership, to invest more in those countries within the region who struggle to meet their own family planning goals, which is consistently the case with Togo. (Strategy: Global Reproductive Equity)
