This study drew on three sources of data: Indus Action’s internal reflections, secondary data, and primary research. As used in this report, the term “secondary data” refers to publicly available information and proprietary sources.
“Primary data” refers to key informant interviews conducted with external
stakeholders. The objectives of this study were,

• to assess Indus Action’s contribution to systemic change through its
  effort in education, food security and livelihoods domains, and
• to use a combination of evidence and reflection towards documenting
  Indus Action’s learnings in its endeavour to create systemic change.
  
  For the purpose of this retrospective report, the programming streams are mapped as three domains corresponding to the Right to Education, Right to Livelihoods and Right to Food Security.