Village Earth provides consultation, evaluation and networking services to individuals, communities, non governmental organizations (NGOs), governments, and academic institutions. We can work with your group to develop a tailored and affordable package of services to help enhance the effectiveness of your programs in the field. These might include:
- Consultation on program theory and design.
- Assessment, monitoring and evaluation of your organization’s programs in the field.
- Assistance with the development of evaluation or research design including sampling methods, instrument design, data collection, and evaluation.
- Methods for community participation in monitoring and evaluation activities.
- Hosting conferences, workshops, or other events with partner organizations.
- And more…
Some of our past clients include:
- Association of American Indian Physicians
Conducted an assessment of the capacity of their HIV/AIDS coalitions in Oklahoma.
- CARE: Bosnia
Provided training in micro-finance.
- Centura Health
Evaluated their health clinic projects in the Peruvian Amazon.
- Chicago Field Museum
Served as trainers and consultants for their projects in the Peruvian Amazon.
- Community, Housing, Finance (CHF)
Provided training in community-based development in Azerbaijan.
- Department of Anthropology at Colorado State University
Developed four online courses in Development Anthropology.
- Engineers Without Borders – USA
Hosted training in community mobilization for Northeast Regional Chapters of EWB. Presented at their 2009 & 2010 conferences.
- Family Connection Center, Utah
Provided training in community mobilization to its core staff.
- Global Social & Sustainable Enterprise MBA program at Colorado State University
Developed and deliver a one-day training each semester in Community Dynamics and Development for their MBA program.
- Government of Cameroon
Provided training in community-based water resources management.
- Government of South Africa
Provided training in community-based water resources management. - Government of Sri Lanka
Provided training in community-based water resources management. - Indian Land Tenure Foundation
Developed Strategic Land Planning Map Book for the Pine Ridge Reservation, Facilitated strategic Land Planning workshops for residents of the Pine Ridge Reservation, and collaborated on an article for their newsletter decoding the Government forms needed by Native Americans to consolidate and utilize their lands. - International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Provided training, assessment, monitoring and evaluation on implementing the “Village Earth Approach” across the the southern region of Azerbaijan. - Inti Wayna Foundation
Provided training and consultation in community-based development in indigenous communities in Peru. - Lakota Funds
Conducted survey and evaluation of their Eagle’s Nest Housing project on the Pine Ridge Reservation. - Mercy Corps International
Provide cluster development training for their projects in Azerbaijan. Hosted a conference of NGO’s working in Azerbaijan. - NOAA
Facilitated assessment of community-U.S. Forest Service interactions. - Nigerian Youth Service Corps
Provided training and consultation for connecting their Youth Service Programs to community-based projects. - Oglala Sioux Tribe
Conducted community-based census to challenge the Federal Census resulting in 81% increase in the HUD recognized population (from 15,861 to 28,787) and a $1, 292,000 increase in their annual IHBG allocation starting in 2006. - Philanthropiece Foundation
Provided training in community mobilization for their Board and Staff. - Rosebud Sioux Tribe
Conducted community-based census to challenge the Federal Census resulting in a 230% increase in the number of AIAN households with household expenses greater than 50% of income and a $713,150 increase in their annual IHBG allocation starting in 2007 - Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian
Provided film for their permanent exhibition. - Southern California Association of Governments
Served as consultant to enhance outreach to Native American Tribes regarding their long-range transportation planning. - Tribal Link Foundation
Facilitated a community-based film project with Zapara and Kichwa communities along Peru’s Rio Tigre. - Trisakti University, Jakarta Indonesia
Helped develop and train instructors for a new Ph.D. program in Sustainable Development Management. - World Council of Churches: Armenia Round Table
Provided training and consultation in community-based development for Armenian NGO’s that are part of the WCC’s Armenia Round Table.
For more information, please contact Jamie Way at jamie@villageearth.org or by phone +1-970-237-3002 ext. 505.
