Onexis
We do the planning, the measurement and the institution-building that make ambitious programs actually land — so the work reaches the people it was funded for.
Good programs fail for unglamorous reasons. A budget built on the wrong assumption. Data that arrives a year too late. A delivery team assembled six months after the money.
None of it shows up in the concept note. All of it shows up in the field.
Project Planning and Feasibility Studies
The feasibility studies, cost models and implementation plans that turn a proposed program into a fundable, buildable plan — the groundwork funders and boards ask for before sign-off.
Technology and Data Analytics
Data systems, dashboards and analytics pipelines that let teams and funders see what's actually happening — from field collection to real-time reporting — so decisions run on evidence, not quarterly guesswork.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Results frameworks, indicators and evaluation methodologies that track a program against its own logic — plus the field monitoring and independent evaluations that turn tracking into decisions.
Setting up Program Management Units
We stand up the unit itself — structure, staffing, SOPs, financial controls and governance — so a newly funded program has a delivery engine in its first week, not six months in.
Finance and Compliance Ops
Keeps every program's money and paperwork defensible: budgets that hold up, filings that are never late, financial controls funders can audit without finding surprises.
Technology and Digital Infra
Builds and runs the infrastructure underneath every service above — the data systems behind analytics, the reporting tools M&E runs on, the case-management systems a PMU needs.
Technical Quality and Testing
Independently checks the work: technical reviews, QA on data and deliverables, and testing protocols that catch problems before a funder or auditor does.
Builders who need the plan to survive due diligence, and implementers who need it to survive contact with the field.
Tell us what you're planning.
A rough idea, a draft concept note, or a program already underway and drifting. Reach the team directly — replies come from whoever would actually do the work.