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Our international development expertise covers education, energy, agriculture and food systems, health and nutrition, social protection, transportation, and WASH in low- and middle-income countries.
We work closely with government agencies, foundations, and global partners to uncover and advance solutions that reduce poverty, improve health and well-being, promote economic growth, and build resiliency.
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Mathematica Global brings together deep sector expertise and extensive experience providing measurement, evaluation, research, and learning (MERL) services. We support the generation and use of evidence across the program life cycle—from strategy development to endline evaluations—fulfilling our clients’ evidence needs with bespoke service offerings.
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Independent Evaluation Services in Support of the El Salvador Investment Climate Project and the Guatemala Private–Public Partnerships Activity
MCC’s El Salvador Investment Compact (2015–2020) invested $271 million to boost competitiveness by attracting private investment through the $41 million Investment Climate Project, which included ESIC, RIA, and PPP activities. MCC’s $27.3 million Guatemala Threshold Program (2016–2021) aimed to spur private investment in infrastructure, including a $1.5 million PPP activity. Mathematica conducted independent performance evaluations of both initiatives.
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