Policy paper

Prosperity Fund: monitoring, reporting, evaluation and learning

This monitoring and evaluation framework aims to provide information and feedback to Prosperity Fund programme and portfolio managers.

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The Fund is for high impact, high quality programmes that provide value for money for the UK taxpayer. Monitoring, reporting, evaluation and learning (MREL) will support feedback on the progress that the programmes are making.

To measure that impact, the Prosperity Fund has put in place a dedicated MREL strategy, providing support to programmes to evaluate and monitor their activities. It will also measure how the Fund impacts on its primary objective of economic development in partner countries and the secondary objective to create opportunities for international business including UK companies. This framework has a dedicated strand of work on learning, to ensure that programme and portfolio managers are supported in assessing what is working.

To provide the right level of support and services needed at portfolio and programme level, the Prosperity Fund awarded 2 contracts. One covers monitoring and reporting and the other provides an independent evaluation and learning process.

This page provides business case and first annual review, covering September 2017 to December 2019, for the MREL service.

View the Inception report for evaluation and learning.

See also the contract information for:

Updates to this page

Published 7 March 2018
Last updated 30 September 2021 + show all updates
  1. Two new documents added: the annual review 2020; and the programme completion review 2020.

  2. Annual review, covering September 2017 to December 2019, added.

  3. First published.

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