Consulting

Household surveys and evaluation for stronger programmes.

Support for NGOs, public agencies, funders, and research teams designing studies, evaluating programmes, and turning evidence into action with partners in low- and middle-income countries.

Service areas

Ways to work together

01

Household surveys and fieldwork

Study design, sampling, questionnaires, and indicators. ODK and digital data collection, enumerator training, and quality assurance from preparation through fieldwork and analysis.

02

Programme evaluation and MERL

Baseline, endline, coverage, impact, and process evaluations. Monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning systems, plus quantitative contributions to mixed-methods, implementation, and operational research.

03

Epidemiology and applied statistics

Survey weighting and design-adjusted analysis, infectious-disease epidemiology, and reproducible workflows in R. Specialist experience in malaria evaluation and elimination, tuberculosis prevalence surveys, and vaccine effectiveness research.

04

GIS and integrated evidence

Spatial analysis, QGIS, mapping, and geographic targeting. Combine household-survey, programme-monitoring, administrative, and geospatial data to examine coverage, access, and gaps in programme delivery.

05

Evidence translation and decision support

Evidence briefs, dashboards, reports, presentations, and research publications for governments, implementers, and funders. Support can also include economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness and budget-impact analysis to inform programme and funding decisions.

06

Training and capacity strengthening

Practical training in R, survey methods, epidemiology, GIS, and evidence use. Collaborative support for ministries, national statistical offices, research institutions, and NGOs, shaped around their teams and priorities.

How engagements can work

Focused support from question to decision.

  1. Clarify the decision. Agree the questions with partner institutions and the people who will use the findings.
  2. Design the evidence plan. Match the survey or evaluation design, indicators, data sources, and fieldwork plan to the question.
  3. Collect, analyse, and interpret. Support data quality and rigorous analysis, then interpret the results with partners.
  4. Communicate for use. Turn findings into useful evidence products, practical recommendations, and stronger team capacity.