Letter from Our CEO
As we approach Abt’s 60th anniversary, we celebrate many achievements that demonstrate our perseverance to bring the best solutions to complex challenges. Through massive geopolitical and social shifts, we remain committed to our mission and our values, always focused on improving the lives of those most in need.
This year, we officially became Abt Global. While our name has changed, our commitment to addressing the world’s most pressing problems with equity and agility remains the same. Changing our name underscores the scope of our mission to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide. It honors both the impact of our founder Clark Abt’s dream and the relationships we’ve built and nurtured around the globe.
And, more recently, we joined forces with TSPi, an award-winning digital solutions firm that is now a Division of Abt Global. This deepens our ability to deliver transformative data-driven insights and end-to-end capabilities our clients are asking for to accelerate their impact. With TSPi’s forward-leaning expertise, we will advance citizen-centric, real-time solutions that put data into the hands of people and policymakers around the world for equitable change.
Our Impact
Decades of Research Shapes Housing Assistance in the U.S.
Energy Transparency and Data Accessibility
Collaborative Approaches for Preventing Child Abuse in the U.S.
Community Awareness Leads to Citizen Engagement in Tanzania
What Works: Evidence for Reemployment in the U.S.
Millions Protected from Malaria
Evidence Informed Response to Infectious Diseases in the U.S.
Universal Health Coverage on the Horizon in Namibia
Our Approach to Mission Impact
We are a mission-driven organization focused on improving the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide.
Good Health
Health Systems Resilience through Local Solutions in DRC
Two provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo are trying to bridge the gap between potential wealth and the nation’s critical health needs. The country has always possessed two major reservoirs of potential: a diverse and vibrant population and vast mineral wealth.
No matter if we are here or not, these communities are finding solutions for their own problems. We need to really build on the systems they have already.
Local financing for health mobilized in DRC through IHP-supported advocacy.
Millions Protected from Malaria
Data-driven Pandemic Action in the U.S.
UHC within reach in Namibia
Thriving Environment
Emissions Data at Our Fingertips
Power and Clean Energy for Health
Gender-Just Energy Transition in Mongolia
Empowering Women as Change Agents in the Green Economy
Secure Economies
Thirst for Change in Bangladesh
Iron. Arsenic. Salt. E. coli. Impurities in drinking water are a daily reality for millions of Bangladeshis. What is the value of safe, reliable drinking water? And how can private companies support the provision of services often perceived as free public goods?
What influences a women’s ability to provide a balanced diet for herself and her household? In Bangladesh, the complex food system involves agriculture and non-agriculture market actors who affect food availability, access, utilization, and stability…
with improved water, sanitation and hygiene practices and technologies in Bangladesh
with improved nutritional practices in Bangladesh
Getting People Back to Work in the U.S.
Cocoa Improves Livelihoods in Bougainville
Webinar Series: Reimagining Private Capital for SDGs
Equity & Inclusion
Decades of Research Shapes Housing Assistance in the U.S.
Housing is the backbone of wellbeing, affecting everything from health to food security to child development.
Preventing Child Abuse in the U.S.
Universal Social Assistance for Women and Children of Timor-Leste
The Far-Reaching Harms of Housing Unaffordability on Renters
Effective Governance
What Ukraine’s Future Entrepreneurs Need to Succeed
Ukraine’s micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) employ 70% of the country’s workers and represent half of its gross domestic product.
Communities Drive Changes in Tanzania
What Does the U.S. Spend on Law Enforcement? JEET Has Answers
Civic Engagement Is Creating A More Equitable Health
Our People and Operations
Ethics and Governance
At Abt Global, ethics and integrity guide everything we do. Our new compliance and quality systems ensure consistency, transparency, and trust—helping us deliver impactful work while staying true to our mission of advancing equity and improving lives worldwide.
This year, we officially became Abt Global. While our name has changed, our commitment to addressing the world’s most pressing problems with equity and agility remains the same.
Since our founding in 1965, Abt has partnered with small businesses globally, not only to bolster economic growth among these companies but because many have proved to be exceptional partners.
Environmental Responsibility
Equity as our Cornerstone
Employee Wellness
Our Communities
Our Communities
At Abt, our values and mission mean we care about humanitarian crises wherever they may occur as well as our neighbors closer to home.