IHDI's researchers, epidemiologists, agronomists, nutritionists and data analysts bring more than a decade of field experience in West Nile to assignments for NGOs, government, UN agencies, universities and the private sector.
Local teams, local languages and established relationships with districts, health facilities, schools and refugee settlements.
Public health, epidemiology, entomology, chemistry, biology, agriculture, nutrition, nursing, gender and data science.
Mixed-methods designs, ethics approvals, informed consent and humanitarian data-protection standards on every study.
Mobile data collection with real-time checks, trained enumerators and transparent, reproducible analysis.
Each service can be contracted on its own or combined into a complete study, from design to final report.
We turn raw survey and programme data into clear, defensible findings that donors, districts and journals can rely on.
Practical epidemiology for programmes, from measuring disease burden to supporting surveillance and outbreak response.
Field-tested expertise in smallholder farming, cooperatives and value chains from our livelihoods work in West Nile.
Assessments and programme support that connect what households grow and eat to child and maternal health.
Independent evaluations and M&E systems that show what is working, for whom, and why.
End-to-end study management, from protocol and ethics approval to trained enumerators and clean digital data.
We agree the questions, scope, timeline and budget with you.
Technical and financial proposal, methodology, tools and ethics plan.
Trained enumerators collect data digitally with daily quality checks.
Cleaning, statistical and qualitative analysis, and validation with you.
Clear reports, dashboards, datasets and presentations to stakeholders.
A sample of the evaluations, assessments and research our team has led or contributed to.
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