Amaltas has accumulated an extensive portfolio of projects and enviable client list of since it began in December 2006. Our assignments are completed to high quality and on time. We have established a global footprint of work which spans India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Indonesia, Pakistan, Philippines, Lao PDR, Thailand, Vietnam and China among other countries.

Our work is able to have substantial impact on policy and strategies of organizations and countries. Our multiple projects to evaluate the portfolio supported by IDRC Canada, led to an invitation to support the development of a portfolio quality tracking tool by IDRC. Work for BMGF on several projects has helped shape the direction of their portfolio in India. Evaluation of the work funded by ADB, European Union and Unicef has helped to correct the course of their work. Management advisory projects for donors such as IDRC and BMGF have helped these organizations reorient their management priorities. An M&E framework for the Child Sensitive Social Protection Program developed for Save the Children Finland led to improvement in knowledge management systems and enabled the program staff to capture difficult to assess aspects of the program. The evaluation of the Sustainable Textiles for Sustainable Development was designed to yield lessons for Traidcraft and its partners helping it to secure further funding for poor artisans in Rajasthan. Our advice has shaped large government and non government programs, improving the lives of people in India and other low and middle income countries. An Amaltas-developed monitoring system for progress tracking has been adopted by the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation program of Cambodia. Apart from representing the work done by India on HIV and AIDS prevention to the UN General Assembly Special Session, applications written by us have also yielded substantive funding from multilateral donor organizations to the Government of India. Our research and documentation on inclusion of the sexual minorities has found attention from communities in other countries, as well as the National Human Rights Commission of India.

Our offerings fall broadly into the following areas:

• Management advisory :- We work across a range of management advisory offerings. Amaltas has provided advice on the way forward on private sector engagement and the Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar Initiative to IDRC. We have provided policy support to the Government of the United States on its forward-looking strategy in India; Government of Maldives on Public Private Participation in the health sector; UNFPA Nepal on joint UN work on HIV; and the World Bank on a programmatic roadmap for sexual minorities.
  
• Evaluation :- : Evaluation forms a large proportion of our overall work portfolio. We have carried out evaluation for WHO-SEARO on its contribution to Maternal Health; for IDRC Canada on its Ecohealth program in south east Asia and China; for the Gates Foundation on its Avahan project in India; for the Ministry for Rural Water Supply, Cambodia on an ADB funded water and sanitation project; and for Partners for Law in Development of its work women and justice in the past decade.
  
• Research :- Amaltas specializes in innovative social research methods. We have undertaken research for clients such the World Bank on the effect of marginalization on life chances of sexual minorities and resilience among college going sexual minorities; for International Development Research Centre, Canada on Southern perspectives on research excellence; for DFID on Evidence Gaps for programming on disability in south Asia; for World Vision on determinants of persisting poor child health; and in collaboration with Amrit Foundation of India, on the barriers faced by children and parents in tackling intellectual and developmental challenges in Delhi, the capital of India.
• Country proposal development and PPP transaction advisory :- Amaltas has helped draft proposals on behalf of GoI for Heath Systems Strengthening and HIV support to international funders; prepared a policy background note on Public Private Partnership in the health sector for the Government of the Maldives; and provided transaction support to the Government of Uttar Pradesh, India for a key PPP Project.
  
• Documentation support :- We have provided documentation support in a variety of ways. We have prepared the UNGASS Country Progress Report 2010 of the Government of India; advocacy monograph for the Transport Corporation of India Foundation; State of the Girl Child report 2009 for Plan (India); and A People Stronger for the UNDP.
• Analytical reviews :- We have undertaken important analytical reviews for the World Bank - Strategic support to the HSSP II project in Cambodia; for JHPIEGO - Landscaping the HIV sector in India; and for Research Councils UK – Mapping Research in India on Urbanization and Public Health in India.