Who participated?
Individuals, households, groups and communities reached, disaggregated where appropriate.
Impact & accountability
Evidence before exaggeration.
KRF is committed to publishing results that are measured, attributable and verifiable. We will not use invented beneficiary figures or percentage claims simply to make the organisation appear larger.
1
Protect
Reduce immediate risk and stabilise vulnerable individuals and households.
2
Build capability
Develop skills, knowledge, confidence and supportive social systems.
3
Connect opportunity
Link people to education, livelihoods, markets, services and partnerships.
4
Strengthen resilience
Support households and communities to sustain progress with less external dependence.
What we measure
A practical results framework.
Programme indicators will be set before implementation and reported using evidence appropriate to the intervention.
What was delivered?
Training, services, inputs, referrals, education support and community activities completed.
What changed?
Skills, school retention, livelihood performance, protection outcomes, health practices and resilience.
What should improve?
Beneficiary feedback, safeguarding lessons, implementation challenges and programme adaptations.
Accountability
Designed for funder confidence.
KRF’s reporting approach is intended to connect programme spending to documented activity and measurable results.
Defined beneficiary criteriaActivity and attendance recordsFinancial documentation and approvalsSafeguarding and incident protocolsMonitoring tools and beneficiary feedbackPeriodic partner reporting
Evidence in context
Documenting activity before claiming impact.
Photography helps document participation and programme context; measured outcomes will continue to be reported separately and responsibly.
