Impact & accountability

Looking beyond activity to lasting benefit.

Access to care, resilient livelihoods and a healthier environment are the outcomes that give development work its purpose.

Reported programme reach

A view of the work so far.

50,000+

households reported reached by the clean cookstove programme

200,000+

people reported reached through healthcare initiatives

100,000+

mangrove saplings reported planted through restoration work

Source: TFA’s published programme overview. These are TFA-reported figures. The overview does not specify a reporting period or independent verification; they should be read as programme summaries.

What lasting benefit means

Stronger capacity.
Greater local ownership.

A service is more useful when people can continue to access it. A project is more resilient when local organisations have the skills and resources to sustain it.

That is why TFA’s priorities extend beyond delivery to community participation, women’s economic opportunity and environmental stewardship.

01 / Access

Reach people

Consider who can use a service and the barriers that still stand in their way.

02 / Capacity

Build local skills

Support the knowledge and institutions needed to keep solutions working.

03 / Inclusion

Share opportunity

Pay attention to women, young people and communities with limited access to resources.

04 / Environment

Protect what lasts

Connect immediate needs with the long-term health of land, water and ecosystems.

Programme information

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