Analyzed internal capacities and inclusion practices of seven political parties. Conducted diagnostic workshops, key informant interviews, and desk research. Informed priority-based capacity development framework to strengthen governance, planning, and democratic participation.

Innovision conducted a needs assessment on justice for Rohingya children in the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, examining justice needs, existing mechanisms, and service gaps. The study combined literature review with qualitative and quantitative field research. Findings informed practical recommendations to strengthen a child-responsive justice framework aligned with national and international standards.

Innovision provided technical assistance to a leading bank in Zambia to strengthen climate finance and sustainable lending capabilities. The engagement included portfolio assessment using MDB taxonomy, institutional capacity building, and enhancement of climate reporting systems. The assignment supported the bank’s readiness for green bond issuance and the development of a USD 50 million climate lending facility.

Innovision conducted systematic field monitoring of UNICEF’s education services for Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar. The assignment covered over 3,200 learning facilities and multi-purpose centres, using real-time data collection and regular field visits. Findings informed monthly reporting, issue resolution, and improvements in service quality and accountability.

Innovision designed and delivered a leadership accelerator to strengthen the skills and career progression of women in the manufacturing sector in Indonesia. The assignment covered curriculum development, pilot delivery, certification, and scale-up across multiple factory cohorts. The program supported junior-to-mid-level women leaders through targeted training, mentoring, and peer learning.

Innovision conducted a study assessing the effectiveness and long-term impact of catch-up education for marginalized children in Bangladesh under the EMDC programme. The assignment included surveys, focus group discussions, and qualitative research across multiple districts. Findings informed recommendations to enhance learning outcomes, retention, and integration of catch-up provisions into formal education systems.

Innovision conducted data collection for the impact evaluation of WorldFish’s aquaculture program in Rajshahi and Rangpur, Bangladesh. The assignment included household surveys, dietary and nutrition assessments, and gender norms surveys across multiple villages. Findings supported analysis of program impacts on income, dietary diversity, aquaculture practices, and women’s empowerment.

Innovision conducted a nationwide survey across all 64 districts to assess access to mobile financial services and financial inclusion in Bangladesh. The assignment included data collection from 3,200 respondents, enumerator training, digitized questionnaires, and data quality assurance. Findings supported recommendations for potential reforms in social protection and mobile financial service delivery.

Innovision mapped and analyzed the Enterprise Support Organization (ESO) landscape across eight Nigerian cities to strengthen coordination and collaboration. The assignment included key informant interviews, in-depth interviews with entrepreneurs, stakeholder mapping, and SWOT analysis. Findings informed strategies to enhance the quality and impact of enterprise support services and foster a more connected ESO ecosystem.