| Client | Akina Mama wa Afrika |
| Donor | UN Women |
| Country | Africa |
| Service | Third Party M&E |
| Sector | Gender, Feminism, Advocacy |
| Period | December 2019 - April 2020 |
| Consultants | Donnelly Mwachi |
Akina Mama wa Afrika (AMwA) is a feminist-Pan-African leadership development organization that was founded in 1985 by a group of visionary African women in the United Kingdom but later relocated to Africa with headquarters in Kampala, Uganda. Our work is rooted in feminist principles and beliefs guided by the Charter of Feminist Principles for African Feminists which define our leadership development programme and movement building activities. AMWA provides strategic direction in key Pan-African networks including NGO CSW Africa, Solidarity for African Women’s Rights and the Gender Is My Agenda Campaign. AMwA also has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
Evidence Frontiers was engaged to facilitate the design of the organisation Theory of Change, based on its five years strategy (2018-2023). To access the final Theory of Change, that was developed by Evidence Frontiers, click here.
This was a consultative and participatory process where the Akina Mama wa Afrika were trained on the Theory of Change concept in Kampala Uganda. The team were taken through the following; problem analysis, structuring your goal, drafting your ultimate outcomes, drafting your causal pathways (pre-conditions), identifying your assumptions, mapping key stakeholders who have direct or indirect impact to your ToC.
An organisation Theory of Change for Akina Mama Wa Africa which can be accessed here.