Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) that holds up to scrutiny.

IOCC and Diakonie Austria

ADA-funded Integrated Programme · North Lebanon · 2026

Institutional

Independent Evaluation & MEAL Advisory

LINC's leadership conducted an independent end-of-project review of an integrated programme supporting vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian communities. The evaluation assessed coherence, effectiveness and sustainability using OECD-DAC criteria, with particular focus on psychosocial support, Mother Care Groups, women's livelihoods, food value chains, community-kitchen operations and renewable-energy interventions.

Workstreams

• Theory of Change Review
• OECD-DAC Evaluation Framework
• Sampling Strategy
• Key-Informant Interviews
• Focus Groups
• Beneficiary Surveys
• Site Observations
• Data Analysis and Triangulation
• Stakeholder Validation
• Action-Oriented Recommendations
• Sustainability Assessment

Website: IOCC  ·  Diakonie Austria

CivicGreen Project

EU-funded Erasmus+ Programme · Under INNOPOLIS Center · Europe

Institutional

Market Assessment & M&E Lead

Linc Consulting, under INNOPOLIS Center, served as the lead for market assessment and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) in the CivicGreen project, which promotes active citizenship and environmental engagement across Europe.

Workstreams

• Citizen Needs Assessment
• Institutional Capacity Assessment
• Competence Framework Input
• M&E System Design
• Pilot Evaluation

CulTour Design Project

EU-funded Erasmus+ Programme · Under INNOPOLIS Center

Institutional

Market Assessment & M&E Lead

Linc Consulting, under INNOPOLIS Center, served as the lead for market assessment and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) in the CulTour Design project, which focuses on strengthening digital design competences in the cultural tourism sector.

Workstreams

• Market Needs Analysis
• Digital Skills Gap Assessment
• Training Course Input
• M&E Framework
• Employability Impact

Conflict Management Consulting (CMC)

Livelihoods and Peacebuilding Research · Syria and Neighbouring Countries

Institutional

Livelihoods, Conflict & Peacebuilding Research

The study aimed to develop an analytical understanding of the interlinkages between livelihoods, conflict, insecurity and tensions between host communities and displaced or refugee populations, as well as their relationship to armed group activity in the region.

Workstreams

• Desk Review
• Key Informant Interviews
• Contextual Economic Analysis
• Conflict Analysis
• Conflict-Sensitive Programming
• Policy and Donor Dialogue