Question 1

What does Athari do?

Accepted Answer

Athari helps organizations across Africa recognize the evidence already within their work, understand what it can support, and communicate it clearly. We work in four stages: Evidence Foundations, Evidence Mapping Review, Evidence Mapping Workshop, and Narrative Reporting and Impact Communication. Organizations can start at whichever stage matches where they are.

Question 2

What is Evidence Foundations?

Accepted Answer

Evidence Foundations is for organizations starting a new project or becoming more intentional about recognizing and collecting evidence. Over a two week collaborative engagement, Athari helps identify the evidence already generated by how the work happens and builds a practical starting point for collecting it. Pricing starts from USD 200.

Question 3

What is the Evidence Mapping Review?

Accepted Answer

The Evidence Mapping Review is a standalone diagnostic for organizations already collecting information but unsure what they have, what is missing, or what it can demonstrate. Over two weeks, Athari reviews existing evidence and conversations to identify gaps and priorities. Pricing starts from USD 250.

Question 4

What is the Evidence Mapping Workshop?

Accepted Answer

The Evidence Mapping Workshop is a two hour, hands-on training session that builds a team's capability to recognize, collect, organize, and communicate evidence within their own work. Private workshops start from USD 900, with individual participation available from USD 120.

Question 5

What is Narrative Reporting and Impact Communication?

Accepted Answer

Narrative Reporting and Impact Communication is for organizations that already hold evidence but need to make sense of it and communicate it. Over a five week engagement, Athari connects distributed evidence into a coherent, credible narrative that does not overstate what the evidence can support. Pricing starts from USD 783.

Question 6

Does Athari require organizations to collect new data?

Accepted Answer

No. Athari works with evidence your organization already holds, including program reports, operational records, testimonials, and informal evidence. The starting point is recognizing and organizing what already exists, not new data collection or new surveys.

Question 7

Who does Athari work with?

Accepted Answer

Athari works with NGOs and foundations, social enterprises, corporates with genuine impact programmes, and networks or platforms across Africa. Sectors include agriculture, education, health, finance, fashion, justice, environment, and trade. The common thread is not size or sector, it is that the organization has real evidence of impact and needs a clear way to understand and communicate it.

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