Impact

Measurement and results.

910DF tracks programme outputs and outcomes across Water, Health and hygiene, Energy, and Education.

How results are measured

Before programme entry, field teams establish a community baseline. Data are collected with tools such as Google. Public updates are issued on a quarterly cycle.

Results framework

Each pillar has defined outputs and outcomes.

  • Water

    Outputs: Clean water points established, usually by boreholes; reduced time spent fetching water; fewer waterborne illness cases reported through local primary health centres.

    Outcomes: Improved public health and more time for education and livelihood activity.

  • Health and hygiene

    Outputs: Sanitary materials and menstrual health education for secondary school girls; MUAC screening and provision of superfoods (RUTF, Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food) for children who need them, including support for those affected by NOMA to help stop further growth of the disease.

    Outcomes: Fewer school days missed because of menstruation; fewer children remaining in acute under-nutrition after support.

  • Energy

    Outputs: Solar battery systems installed at community hubs, health centres, or household clusters; reduced use of petrol and firewood for basic power needs.

    Outcomes: Reliable light and power for clinics, study, and community activity after dark.

  • Education

    Outputs: School libraries and basic connectivity provided; up to 50 pupils sponsored each year through merit selection with teachers and community elders.

    Outcomes: Improved literacy and academic progression among supported pupils.