The Development Practice at a Glance
The Development Practice LLC is a consulting firm and network of practitioners focused on producing evidence, strategies, management tools, and impact-driven initiatives for international development stakeholders. Our practitioners work across sectors, geographies, and stakeholder types and are inherently focused on implementation, applied research, and achieving measurable outcomes for our clients and partners. Since incorporating the company in 2018, we’ve been able to build out our core team, project portfolio, and values statement which demonstrate how we work in practice. All of our projects strive to (i) use systems thinking to understand development challenges; (ii)adapt broad learning for specific contexts and; (iii) create practice-oriented solutions for our clients.
Our company’s core practice areas define our services. The cross-cutting practices provide strategy and learning support around data analytics, program management, and learning and development. Sector specific practices provide expert advisory services around climate and food security. We also have emerging practices that reflect the skills, expertise, and availability of our network practitioners around WASH, ICT for development, humanitarian planning, health systems strengthening, governance, and gender mainstreaming.
We draw on a Practitioner’s Network of professionals who work across countries, sectors, and contexts and who have a deep understanding of how to work with diverse stakeholders in different settings. We rely on our network for rapid technical or local expertise, ground-truthing, and stakeholder engagement. We also provide individuals in our Network with tools, resources, and coaching services to help them successfully develop their own practices and careers.
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We do not shy away from complexity and believe that the strongest programs are those that holistically consider problems and potential solutions. We work with Practitioners who not only have deep knowledge of their own organizations and sectors- but who also understand how other stakeholders, initiatives, and sectors can affect their outcomes.