We are committed to tracking our progress and monitoring each project to ensure we deliver best-practice service. This allows us to identify issues and trends in projects, inform national or global knowledge, advocate for programmes or approaches, contribute to research and demonstrate our impact to our community of supporters.
We collect and measure output, outcome and impact data so that everyone – from hospital administrators to programme managers – can make informed decisions that improve health and education outcomes.
We care about aligning our impact with achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Results at a glance
As of december 31, 2024
70,000+
people reached each year, plus countless others through knowledge sharing.
90%
average newborn survival rate was maintained across AdaraNewborn neonatal units between 2021 and 2024.
58%
reduction in maternal mortality between 2021 and 2024 across AdaraNewborn facilities.
2,023
students enrolled across Adara-supported 15 schools in 2024.
53%
of students enrolled across 15 Adara-supported schools were girls in 2024.
What we care about
Maternal, Newborn & Child Health
Ending preventable stillbirths
Reduce the stillbirth rate.
There was a 32% reduction in stillbirths across AdaraNewborn facilities between 2021 and 2024.
Ensuring small and sick newborns thrive
Increase the proportion of newborns with access to timely and quality follow-up and early intervention services.
A 98% average six-month survival rate of infants discharged into the Hospital to Home programme was maintained between 2021 and 2024.
Ending preventable maternal deaths
Reduce the maternal mortality rate.
There was a 58% reduction in the maternal mortality rate between 2021 and 2024 across AdaraNewborn facilities.
Improving quality of antenatal care
Increase the proportion of women who received four high-quality antenatal visits.
4,550 women attended four or more antenatal care visits across AdaraNewborn facilities in 2024.
Ending preventable newborn deaths
Reduce the neonatal mortality rate.
There was a 26% reduction in the neonatal mortality rate across AdaraNewborn facilities between 2021 and 2024. A 90% average newborn survival rate was maintained during the same period.
Ensuring skilled assistance at birth
Increase the proportion of women receiving quality, timely and respectful intrapartum care from a skilled provider.
13,203 mothers were cared for across AdaraNewborn facilities in 2024 – a 138% increase from 2023.
Reducing the burden of vaccine-preventable diseases
Increase childhood vaccination rates.
7,170 children were immunised at Kiwoko Hospital’s Community Based Health Care Safe Motherhood Clinics in 2024.
SUPPORTING ADOLESCENCE THROUGH HROUGH SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH EDUCATION AND SERVICES
Increase the proportion of adolescents with access to sexual and reproductive health education and services, and reduce the adolescent birth rate.
2,983 youth received counselling sessions through the Adara Youth Community Centre in 2024 – a 15% increase from 2023.
remote community development
No child out of school
Increase the proportion of children enrolled, attending and retained in education, and eliminate gender disparities in education.
2,023 students were enrolled across all 15 Adara-supported schools in 2024 – 53% of students were girls.
Improving educational outcomes
Improve quality of education to increase the proportion of children and young adults who achieve literacy and numeracy.
There was a 90% average student attendance rate across 15-Adara supported schools in 2024.
Protecting child rights
End child trafficking, child marriage and child labour through improving quality of education and other services in remote communities.
92% of students felt safe at school according to Adara’s 2024 child protection audit in Humla.
Improving equitable access to food
Reduce the prevalence of food insecurity for remote communities through agriculture interventions.
111 households were supported with a greenhouse and 476 people received greenhouse training in 2024. Adara also distributed vegetable seeds to 625 households across six villages in Humla..
Improving equitable access to health services
Improve access to quality health services in remote communities.
There was a 100% institutional delivery and 100% maternal and newborn survival rate across all 5 Adara-supported birthing centres in 2024.
Helping every child to thrive
Reduce the prevalence of stunting, underweight and wasting in remote communities.
Students received midday meals at 11 Adara-supported schools in 2024.
Amplifying what works
Increase Adara’s knowledge sharing capacity to allow others to take our tested and effective solutions to scale.
Adara is sharing our best ideas with others, including working to reduce child trafficking on a national scale through training and awareness raising.
Our Monitoring & Evaluation Approach
By integrating monitoring and evaluation into programme design, we can maintain continual ‘feedback loops’. This provides us with regular insights on progress, while alerting us to any emerging issues to keep our programmes on track.
We are committed to sharing our successes and our mistakes with others as part of our knowledge sharing stream of work.
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