What We Do
High-quality research, evaluation, and data services across the full programme cycle
We design and conduct mid-term and final evaluations aligned with OECD-DAC criteria, using mixed-methods approaches that include key informant interviews, focus group discussions, structured surveys, document review, and contribution analysis. We also establish benchmark data through baseline studies, covering indicator mapping, sampling design, tool development, enumerator training, and quality assurance. From inception reports and data collection instruments through field supervision, analysis, and validation workshops, we deliver final and baseline reports that link directly to results frameworks and logframes, to international standards.
We assess gender norms, power relations, access and control dynamics, and institutional responsiveness to gender equality. Our gender analysis work supports programme design, gender action plans, and gender-transformative accountability.
We manage end-to-end data collection assignments, including questionnaire design, digital data collection (KoboToolbox, SurveyCTO), enumerator training and supervision, data quality control, cleaning, and analysis.
We design and implement monitoring, evaluation, and data management systems tailored to programme needs. This includes results framework development, indicator guidance, database architecture, digital data pipelines, dashboard design, and staff capacity building.
We facilitate workshops on MEAL fundamentals, data quality, gender-sensitive data collection, results-based management, and evaluation literacy for NGO staff, government counterparts, and community-level teams.
Tools & Methods
How We Work
Our team works with industry-standard tools and frameworks across the full research and evaluation cycle, adapting to client systems and building in data quality assurance at every stage.