M&E For Government Agencies.
AMI helps U.S. agencies evaluate, staff, and scale programs from district to capital. The work starts where a child is counted, a crop is planted, or a clinic stays open — and it has to survive the briefing that follows.
2007
Established in Washington, DC
36
Past-performance records
541611
Primary NAICS
4SSV2
CAGE · UEI PHQTHCKQXJA3
Countries served
Long-term partnerships established
Increase in employment
Services
Six practices.
One operating system.
From field evaluation to Washington program support. Each practice stays inside the same house.
All servicesFeed the Future evaluation, value chains, and technical work that cuts across commodities and growing regions.
Qualitative and quantitative work that ends in recommendations a mission can use — not a binder that sits on a shelf.
Program management and staffing for the U.S. Government overseas and at home, inside the same operating system.
HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, malaria, and health-systems work for US Embassy/USAID, CDC, and HHS.
Trade, SMEs, energy, and public-private partnerships in emerging and fragile markets.
Speech writing and skill-set coaching at US Embassy/USAID/Guatemala, and ICF Professional Certified Coach-level leaders for public and private clients.
Where a district
meets
a federal decision.
AMI was prime on a US Embassy/USAID orphans and vulnerable children ex-post evaluation in Zimbabwe: whether models of care still held in five districts after 2013 to 2017. The question was not activity. It was who was served, what changed, and whether the system could carry the work after we left.
“AMI’s team helped our Mission measure gaps in food and nutritional security in select African and Asian countries. They did an exceptional job.”
Mark White, US Embassy/USAID Mission Director, India
From the district to the briefing.
Start in the district. Know the people, the clinic, the plot — not only the workplan.
Stay until the evidence is usable above the district: what moved, and what did not.
Put a contracting officer and a mission director in front of the same facts.
Staff, train, and document so the institution can carry the work after we go.
Nonprofit
Help that starts with people.
AMI’s nonprofit is Global Alliances — community-facing help under the same organization. We prepare people for immigration appointments, clinic visits, food needs, unpaid wages, and civic forms, and we say plainly what that help does not include.
- Immigration
- Health
- Food & livelihood
- Wages
- Civic life
Insights
Field notes.
Creating a sustainable Zimbabwe
Whether OVC models of care still held in five districts after the program closed — who was served, and what the system could still carry.
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Protecting Samana Bay
Marine protected areas, fisheries livelihoods, and whether cooperation would outlast the project.
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Growing Together: US Embassy/USAID and India
Feed the Future partnership work on food security, written from the field record rather than the brochure.
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into the briefing?
A teaming discussion, a contract-readiness look, or a conversation about staffing and MEL. Principals are available for a confidential capabilities overview. This is not a government portal.