Ichuli

Ichuli is rated 3 out of 5 in the category think tanks. Read and write reviews about Ichuli. Ichuli Consulting is an independent, Ugandan-owned business founded in 2015 and based in Kampala, Uganda. Ichuli offers comprehensive technical, strategic and advisory services to clients in the education, communication, research, monitoring and evaluation, business development, financial services, agribusiness and financial inclusion sectors. Ichuli Institute is a think tank dedicated to the study of effective teaching practices, quality education service delivery and health rights and access in the developing world. Ichuli Institute has a proven history of working alongside implementing partners, governments, academic institutions and the private sector to research and identify best practices and policies in African education and health. At Ichuli, we believe in integrating local contextual knowledge, expert technical experience and purposeful research with proven international best practices in delivering and scaling innovative, impactful development solutions. African perspectives and realities are central to the design of our interventions and research, as we believe that every development solution must be accessible and achievable for communities and people in Africa to execute – both during a project’s lifecycle and beyond. Our core competencies include: • Situation analysis, strategic design and program development • Interactive training for trainers and master trainers • Continuous professional development for teachers and teacher trainers • Learning assessments • Curriculum development for mother tongue and English literacy, numeracy, early childhood development, life skills, health, business and finance, agriculture • Behavior change communication and materials design • Business development services • Value chain development • Financial services development • Proposal writing and program fundraising • Monitoring and evaluation • Theory of change, logic model and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework development • Research studies