Amyn Lalji

Research, Strategy, Training

  • Working at the intersection of research, strategy, and global development, I help organizations navigate complex challenges while fostering environments where innovative solutions can thrive. With a proven track record in delivering impactful insights, I bridge the gap between data and decision-making—engaging stakeholders, synthesizing complex information, and crafting forward-thinking strategies that drive meaningful change. I help lift individuals, teams and organisations through the power of purpose and meaning.

  • Services

    • Research Methodologies & Data management including quantitative analysis, qualitative and participatory research methods
    • Stakeholder Engagement including strategy, training and capacity development
    • Strategy, Policy, and Programme Development
    • Process Improvements
    • Programme and thematic evaluation

    Areas of Work

    • Disability inclusive development including health, education, social protection, climate change, disaster risk reduction, gender, and assistive technology
    • Human Rights and Ethics
    • Systems thinking
    • Aid effectiveness, harmonisation, and partnerships
    • Health Systems Strengthening
    • Organisational development and training
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    Research on Malaria and Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention and Response Agenda
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    Strategic Programme and Project mapping of UNESCO’s work on Disability Inclusion and Rights
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    Understanding the Gendered Dimensions of Education and the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic for Learners with Disabilities
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    Innovation to Inclusion, Research on Extra Cost of Disability and Inclusive Social Protection in Kenya and Bangladesh
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    Messaging for Inclusion: Identyfying relevant factors for Disability and Age Inclusive Disaster Preparedness

  • "Very competent and highly effective.
    His ability to involve people around projects is really amazing"

    - Karim Rajabali, Portuguese Ministry of Health and Aga Khan Council for Portugal

  • "“The point is simple: talking about the problems of the world without talking about some accessible solutions is the way to paralysis rather than progress.”."

     

    ABHIJIT V. BANERJEE

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