Countries with integrated development projects
Action on Poverty works across 14 countries and eight programme areas. Each programme, partner, and funder needs a useful view of progress, but the organisation also needs to understand the portfolio as one connected body of work.
Make a wide portfolio readable
From food and water security to governance and health, the team connects philanthropists, corporates, non-profits, innovators, and local communities. Funders ask different questions; programme teams need timely information; and no individual project should disappear inside an annual reporting cycle.
The constraint was not a lack of activity. It was the absence of one collection model that could keep stakeholder, programme, and financial data connected.
Give every project a working view
Sopact helped structure collection and integrate those sources into one place. The team built more than twenty project dashboards, allowing programme evidence to be tracked and read in real time.
Each project can retain its own context while contributing to a clearer organisation-wide picture—without forcing every programme into the same reporting narrative.
Report while the work is moving
Action on Poverty can now work with real-time views across its programmes and countries. Progress on health, education, sustainable livelihoods, and other priorities is visible as it happens, ready for the people making the next decision.
