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Research and Capacity Building
We help institutions build the evidence base and the analytical muscle they need to make and defend decisions. Our work ranges from establishing measurement foundations to advanced economic and competitive analysis.
We transfer skills to client teams as we go, so capability stays behind after the assignment ends.
Programme design, proposal development and funding strategy for South Sudanese NGOs and community-based organisations, with the skills transferred to local teams.
What we do
Baselines and End-lines
For organisations in the development, NGO and humanitarian sectors, we specialise in parameter identification and definition, laying the foundation for strategic planning and a clear path from where clients stand to where they intend to be.
Data Modelling and Analytics
We help clients harness their data for evidence-based decisions using current analytical techniques and modelling frameworks, uncovering the patterns and opportunities within it and turning them into action.
Macro-Economic Modelling and Forecasting
We provide insight into key economic indicators, market trends and risks, helping clients anticipate shifts, identify opportunities and manage threats.
Competitive Intelligence and Forecasting
Through analysis of market dynamics, competitor behaviour and industry trends, we help clients refine their positioning, anticipate change and act ahead of it.
Community resilience baseline and M&E for Dorcas Aid International, and county programme measurement for Machakos and Makueni.
Baseline and end-line surveys, data models and dashboards, economic and market forecasts, competitive intelligence briefs, research and analytics training.
Who we work with: NGOs and development partners, humanitarian organisations, agencies and enterprises.
Questions clients ask
How do you build capacity during a research assignment?
We work alongside the client team, document our models and methods, and train staff on the tools we build, so the institution can run and update the analysis itself.
What is macro-economic forecasting used for?
To estimate how inflation, exchange rates, growth and fiscal changes will affect budgets, prices and demand, so plans are built on realistic assumptions.