Türkiye · September 2026–OngoingBaseline Study and Perception Survey on Women in Prisons in Türkiye
Baseline study and Perception and Attitude Pre-Survey for the EU–Council of Europe Joint Programme on Strengthening Rights and Conditions of Women in Prisons in Türkiye. Across ten pilot institutions in nine cities, RMTeam combines 450 face-to-face surveys with women and girls in prison, 400 surveys with prison staff, 16 focus groups and 20 in-depth interviews, alongside an occupational mapping based on SGK administrative data. The study sets the reference point for measuring progress against the European Prison Rules and the Bangkok Rules, and informs gender-sensitive prison management and reintegration support.
Client: Council of Europe
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning · Research, Data & Analytics
Sectors: Public Sector
Gender & InclusionGovernanceProtectionMERLResearch & Evidence Generation
Syria Case Study for the Evaluation of ICRC's Code of Conduct Policies
Syria country case study for a portfolio-wide evaluation of how the ICRC has implemented three Code of Conduct policies on PSEAH, fraud and corruption prevention, and child safeguarding between 2018 and 2025. Working with The KonTerra Group, RMTeam provides a senior PSEAH and child protection expert and gender-balanced field teams to conduct 12 focus groups with affected communities and support key informant interviews, contributing to the Syria annex alongside case studies in Nigeria and the Central African Republic.
Client: The KonTerra Group, ICRC
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning
Sectors: Humanitarian
ProtectionGovernanceMERL
Syria Case Study for the Evaluation of Concern Worldwide's Irish Aid Partnership
Syria country case study, focused on Kobani, for Mokoro's independent evaluation of Concern Worldwide's contribution to Ireland's Civil Society Partnership for A Better World, funded by Irish Aid. RMTeam provides the senior national evaluator and research assistant, conducting 27 key informant interviews and focus groups with stakeholders and communities, including women, people with disabilities and marginalised groups, to assess Concern's contribution to humanitarian and crisis response outcomes and feed into the global synthesis.
Client: Mokoro Ltd, Concern Worldwide
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning
Sectors: Humanitarian · Civil Society
ProtectionGender & InclusionLivelihoods & Food SecurityMERL
Third-Party Monitoring of the ELISS Programme in Sinjar
Independent, engineering-led third-party monitoring of UNOPS's Enhancing Local Infrastructure and Services in Sinjar (ELISS) programme, funded by Germany's BMZ through KfW. RMTeam verifies the rehabilitation of 260 war-damaged shelters, at least a quarter of them for women-led households, and all six decentralised water treatment facilities, alongside safeguards compliance, hygiene promotion and community grievance mechanisms. A continuous verification cycle, with monthly reporting and a three-tier flagging system, gives UNOPS and KfW early warning of risks during delivery.
Client: UNOPS
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning
Sectors: Development
WASHFragility & ConflictGender & InclusionProtectionMERL
Final Evaluation of IMC's ECHO-Funded REACH Project in Syria
Independent final evaluation of International Medical Corps' DG ECHO-funded REACH project, which delivered integrated health, nutrition, MHPSS, protection and WASH services across six governorates in Syria. Combining 635 beneficiary surveys, 48 key informant interviews, 11 focus groups and 9 facility observations, the evaluation assessed results against ECHO indicators and how well services worked together through referrals, protection mainstreaming and accountability to affected populations, using a survivor-centred approach throughout. Delivered in partnership with Venture.
Client: International Medical Corps (IMC)
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning
Sectors: Humanitarian
Health & MHPSSProtectionWASHGender & InclusionMERL
Third-Party Monitoring of GIZ's SPaCE II Stabilisation and Peacebuilding Project in Syria
Nationwide third-party monitoring of GIZ's SPaCE II project, funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, covering 16 to 18 partner organisations delivering stabilisation, peacebuilding and community empowerment activities across Syria. The assignment combines up to 54 spot-check visits, partner-level monitoring reports, verification of rapid response deliveries and a midline and endline stabilisation study, drawing on more than 800 surveys, 173 key informant interviews and 44 focus groups to support GIZ's programme steering and adaptive management.
Client: GIZ
Practice areas: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning · Research, Data & Analytics
Sectors: Development
PeacebuildingSocial CohesionFragility & ConflictGender & InclusionMERLResearch & Evidence Generation
