Endline Study for the PROSPECTS Phase 1 — Kenya
Endline assessment of the PROSPECTS Phase 1 programme in Kenya, providing evidence on programme achievements, outcomes and lessons for future programming.
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Endline assessment of the PROSPECTS Phase 1 programme in Kenya, providing evidence on programme achievements, outcomes and lessons for future programming.
Support to the 2024/2025 National Household and Budget Survey covering household-level data collection and analysis for socio-economic planning and policy development.
Strategic development of gender-responsive social protection programming for UN Women in East and Southern Africa.
Assessment of the effect of UNICEF interventions addressing key child deprivations across 29 focus districts in Uganda, covering the 2021–2025 programming period.
Household-level end-of-project evaluation of the Universal Child Benefit Project in selected districts in Kenya, generating evidence on implementation and beneficiary-level effects.
Assessment of the provision of post-abortion care and family-planning services in humanitarian settings in Kakuma and Kalobeyei refugee areas.
Operational evaluation of a social and behaviour change project addressing social norms affecting youth sexual and reproductive health in Western Kenya.
Mystery-client research among young people aged 15–24 accessing SRH services through pharmacies and health facilities in Kenya, Uganda and Zambia.
Assessment of skills development and training needs among returnees, identifying skills gaps and informing appropriate training and employment-oriented interventions.
Support to strengthening of safeguarding systems through policy review and establishment of online and telephone reporting mechanisms under the SIDA RRM Project.
Policy review and updating, together with support for the establishment of online and telephone reporting mechanisms to strengthen safeguarding systems.
Examination of underlying factors and impacts associated with the trafficking of girls from the Karamoja region of Uganda into Kenya, within a sensitive population context.
Assessment of the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 at household and establishment levels in Kenya, examining the efficacy of the national social protection system, including WASH-related modules.
Technical assistance to the Uganda Bureau of Statistics in the design, data collection, analysis and reporting of the 2021 National Labour Force Survey.
Development of a sampling strategy for the collection of labour-migration statistics through household surveys in Uganda.
Baseline study of the state of labour-market statistics and LMIS in the IGAD region, with development of a roadmap for strengthening the regional labour-market information system.
Household-level research examining financial access, usage and inclusion, contributing to nationally relevant evidence on financial-sector participation and household financial behaviour.
Enterprise-level research generating evidence on business conditions, enterprise performance and the broader operating environment affecting businesses in Somalia.
Assessment of access to financial services and the factors influencing financial inclusion, providing evidence to support policy and programme interventions aimed at expanding financial access.
Examination of barriers affecting women's access to and utilization of digital financial services, generating evidence to inform financial inclusion strategies.
End-term evaluation covering six counties in Western Kenya, assessing programme implementation, outcomes and beneficiary-level effects.
End-term evaluation covering five counties across Eastern, Rift Valley and Central Kenya in the dairy development sector.
Impact evaluation of Uganda coffee agronomy training, assessing training outcomes and contribution to agricultural knowledge and practices.
Evaluation of the TechnoServe East Africa Coffee Initiative in Ethiopia, assessing programme performance and outcomes within the coffee sector.
Operational research examining the implementation and awareness of post-abortion care guidelines.
Mystery-shopper research focusing on Marie Stopes Kenya's PSS and outreach channels, assessing quality of service provision.
Impact evaluation using a case-control study design to assess KEPH health facilities in Kenya.
Impact evaluation of the Human Resources for Health assessment in Northern Kenya, generating evidence on health workforce-related issues and programme outcomes.
End-term evaluation of an HIV/AIDS programme, examining programme strategies and implementation against HIV/AIDS objectives.
National survey examining attitudes towards HIV/AIDS in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Research examining HIV/AIDS prevalence among youth in Kenya, generating evidence relevant to youth-focused HIV/AIDS programming.
Collectively, these assignments demonstrate experience across the principal technical areas relevant to large-scale beneficiary tracer studies.