Baseline studies
Initial measures, context and stakeholder evidence against which future change can be understood.
Monitoring and evaluation in Kenya for credible learning.
Baseline, midline, endline and evaluation studies designed around programme questions, implementation realities and the people who will use the findings.
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Research that helps programmes demonstrate, explain and improve results.
We support NGOs, foundations, development partners, public institutions and research organisations with independent studies and evaluation workstreams in Kenya.
Midline and endline studies
Follow-up evidence using an agreed design, comparable measures and transparent limitations.
Process evaluation
How implementation occurred, what shaped delivery and where experience differed across groups or locations.
Outcome evaluation
Evidence about observed change, contribution, alternative explanations and the strength of the conclusion.
Needs and context assessment
Stakeholder, service, institutional and community evidence to inform programme design or adaptation.
Programme learning
Evidence synthesis, learning questions, reflection workshops and concise products for decision-makers.
Evaluation approach
Methods proportionate to the question and available evidence.
We clarify the intended users and evaluation questions before selecting methods. Assignments may combine programme documents, monitoring data, surveys, interviews, focus groups and observation. We record limitations and separate findings from interpretation.
Typical outputs
A clear route from inception to final report.
Inception package
Refined questions, methodology, sampling, tools, work plan, responsibilities, safeguards and limitations.
Evidence package
Agreed datasets or qualitative files, analysis records, quality notes and an evidence matrix where appropriate.
Evaluation report
Findings, conclusions and recommendations connected to the questions, evidence and intended decisions.
Common questions
Before commissioning an evaluation.
Do you conduct baseline and endline studies in Kenya?
Yes. We can support design, instrument development, fieldwork, analysis and reporting for baseline, midline and endline studies, subject to fit and feasibility.
Can you work from an existing terms of reference?
Yes. We review the TOR, clarify the intended use, identify methodological or operational gaps and propose a realistic team, work plan and quotation.
Which evaluation methods do you use?
The method follows the questions and available evidence. Work may combine document review, surveys, interviews, focus groups, observation, administrative data and mixed-method analysis.
Have a TOR or evaluation question?
Let us assess the brief and the evidence available.
Share the programme, locations, intended users, questions, timeline and procurement requirements. We will respond with feasibility questions or a recommended approach.
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