About
Impact Mosaïque provides consulting services in program evaluation, organisational learning, and operational process improvement to help organizations strengthen social initiatives.
We work with foundations, nonprofits, and public-sector and publicly funded organizations seeking to better understand, strengthen, and improve their programs and processes.
Services include:
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Program and initiative evaluation
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Development of evaluation frameworks and indicators
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Program analysis and improvement
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Improvement of operational processes
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Synthesis and communication of research and evaluation findings
The goal is to produce clear and rigorous analyses that support reflection, program improvement, and informed decision-making.
Christine Stich, PhD
Christine Stich, PhD
Impact Mosaïque is led by Christine Stich, PhD, a researcher and consultant specializing in program evaluation and the analysis of social and public health challenges, including homelessness prevention, youth and community wellbeing, and other issues requiring coordinated, evidence-informed responses.
Christine brings more than twenty years of experience in applied research, program evaluation, and knowledge translation.
She previously held research and leadership roles at McGill University, where she directed the Master of Science in Public Health (MScPH) program. She also worked at the Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ), contributing to a range of research and evaluation initiatives.
Over the course of her career, she has contributed to a wide range of initiatives focused on understanding, evaluating, and improving programs and interventions in public health, social services, and community settings.
Approach
The work carried out by Impact Mosaïque is grounded in an approach that combines rigorous analysis, an understanding of organizational contexts, and close collaboration with teams.
The goal is to produce clear and useful analyses that help organizations better understand their initiatives, identify opportunities for improvement, and support decision-making.
To learn more about the methods and approach used in this work, please visit the Approach page.