Impact & accountability
Measured honestly, including where it falls short.
IPI is three years old. This page sets out what is being measured and how — and is deliberate about the difference between a commitment and a result.
Objectives measured
04
Indicators
12
Review cycle
Annual
Baseline
2026
Where we are
What we can evidence, and what we cannot yet.
The figures below are structural: they describe how IPI is set up, what it has committed to, and where it operates. Every one of them is verifiable from IPI’s own registration and planning documents.
Beneficiary reach figures are not published here. The monitoring system that would make them credible is being established during 2026, and publishing unverified numbers would undermine exactly the credibility this page exists to build. They will appear when they have been measured — not before.
Verified structural figures
5
Strategic objectives
Guiding all programming through 2029
3
States of operation
Central Equatoria, Unity and Jonglei
10
Communities served
Counties and payams with active programming
4
Humanitarian clusters
FSL, Nutrition, Health and Protection
Reach figures · pending verification
Populated from MEL data once the baseline is complete. This space is deliberately empty rather than estimated.
Accountability
Answerable to communities first.
IPI is building a simple but effective monitoring, evaluation and learning system — deliberately proportionate to the organisation's current size, and designed to grow with it.
Track progress against objectives
Each strategic objective carries defined outputs and indicators, reviewed against baseline.
Document lessons and best practice
Including what did not work — programme learning is only useful if it is honest.
Ensure accountability
To communities first, then to partners and donors. Annual reviews inform adaptive programming.
Indicator framework
Outputs and indicators, objective by objective.
Annex 1 of the Strategic Plan, published in full. Each objective carries the outputs it expects to produce and the indicators those outputs will be measured against.
Strengthen Peacebuilding and Social Cohesion
03 indicatorsOutputs
- Community peace structures established or strengthened
- Community dialogue and mediation initiatives implemented
- Increased awareness of peaceful coexistence
Indicators
- Number of functional peace committees supported
- Number of peace dialogues conducted
- % of participants reporting improved conflict-resolution skills
Improve Access to Quality and Inclusive Nutrition, Health and Education
03 indicatorsOutputs
- Community-based and non-formal education initiatives supported
- Locally relevant educational materials developed and disseminated
- Improved learning environments for vulnerable learners
- Improved nutrition, NFSL and GBV programming and retention
Indicators
- Number of education projects initiated or supported
- Menstrual health awareness sessions delivered
- Enrolment and retention rates of targeted learners
Promote Health, Environmental Sustainability and Community Wellbeing
03 indicatorsOutputs
- Environmental conservation initiatives implemented
- Primary health facilities rehabilitated or supported
- Increased community awareness of environmental and public health
Indicators
- Number of trees planted and surviving after 12 months
- Number of health facilities rehabilitated or supported
- Number of health and hygiene awareness campaigns conducted
Enhance Skills Development and Empowerment of Vulnerable Groups
03 indicatorsOutputs
- Youth and women equipped with life and vocational skills
- Improved economic and social inclusion of vulnerable groups
- Strengthened leadership and self-reliance capacities
Indicators
- Number of youth and women completing skills training
- % of beneficiaries reporting improved livelihoods or wellbeing
- Number of beneficiaries engaged in income-generating or leadership activities
Conduct
The standards we hold ourselves to.
Accountability is not only a reporting function. These are the commitments applied when a decision is difficult and no one is watching.
Integrity & Accountability
We hold ourselves answerable to the communities we serve, to our partners and to our donors — in that order.
Peace & Social Cohesion
We work so that neighbours who have been divided by conflict can share a future rather than contest it.
Inclusiveness & Equity
Women, children, people with disabilities and the displaced are not an afterthought in our programmes. They are the design brief.
Transparency
Open reporting on what we planned, what we spent and what actually changed — including when it fell short.
Community Participation
Communities set the priorities. We bring resources, facilitation and technical support to what they decide.
Respect for Human Dignity
Assistance delivered in a way that preserves agency and self-respect is the only kind worth delivering.
Objectives measured
04
Indicators
12
Reporting
Annual review