A Hack-and-Learn event, which brings together policy makers and coders to jointly solve problems and learn from the data, examined costs associated with Development Impact Bonds (DIBs).

LAMP examines how to estimate the cost of leaving no one behind on a donor-funded multi-country programme implemented in East and Central Africa as well as South-East Asia.

LAMP provided technical assistance on value for money to the S4P country programmes as part of global level Hub programme management and MEL support.

Itad and LAMP Development were commissioned by Global Fund to conduct a mapping exercise to inform how the Global Fund can align and harmonise health systems strengthening efforts with national priorities. Here we share the benefits and lessons from such a mapping exercise.

In 2017, LAMP conducted one of the first social return on investment (SROI) studies on the digitisation of health systems. In partnership with E4A-MamaYe, LAMP sought to assess the value of the early stages of the digitisation of the maternal, perinatal death surveillance and review (MPDSR) system in Lagos, Nigeria. With approximately 555 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births per year in Lagos, the MPDSR system is vital to helping facilities and state health authorities understand the underlying factors contributing to maternal death and act to prevent similar deaths happening in the future. It is critical to ensure that digitisation supports this and the SROI study aimed to provide insights into how the process was working and make recommendations for future roll-out.