Qualiquant implemented the mobile banking qualitative survey for Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) in Kaduna Northern, Nigeria. The project is aimed at maximizing benefits of digital inclusion, expansion of use alongside sufficient consumer protection policies. Qualitative methodology of data collection was adopted using semi-structured guides with bank branch managers, mobile banking agents, supervisors and bank

Qualiquant was contracted by Oxfam/Poise Nigeria to conduct a workplace research aimed at understanding the level of gender discrimination in the workplace and to identify the various forms of discrimination experienced in the corporate world and its root causes against women taking higher leadership role opportunities, as well as to investigate more and identifying the

Qualiquant was contracted for consultancy services by UNDP to implement an impact survey in 17 target communities in 6 lga’s of Biu, Konduga, Mafa, Gwoza, Bama and Monguno for the integrated community recovery and resilience project in Borno state which is to contribute to rebuilding the resilience of conflict-affected people and communities in Borno state

Qualiquant is the agency implementing the annual in-country monitoring and evaluation/knowledge management on behalf the Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) in Kaduna and Niger states in Northern Nigeria. The proposed methodology includes: data collection for selected thematic/special studies which contributes to a number of AGRA indicators as well as impacting other socio-economic studies

Qualiquant Services Limited was contracted by Women’s World Banking (WWB) as a consultancy firm to recruit, manage and conduct a client-focused research study with microentrepreneurs which comprised of FMCGs and non-FMCGs. The objective of the project is to drive access to credit to low-income women in Nigeria to grow their income generating capacity. The research

Qualiquant was contracted by the British Council to conduct a research study aimed at understanding the social enterprise landscape in Nigeria while uncovering the challenges, gaps and opportunities that exist within the sector. Target populations of the study were social enterprises and stakeholders in the ecosystem. The proposed methodology for the study is the use

Qualiquant services conducted an A-B Testing Qualitative survey on behalf of GSMA/9-Mobile. The study was conducted to improve consumers/clients experience on the product and services that they provide for their clients by making available three (3) prototypes of the intended services to be provided. The study was conducted in Lagos State, Nigeria covering Micro, Small

Qualiquant Services Limited provided expert services in data collection for The Sustaining Health Outcomes through the Private Sector Plus (SHOPS Plus) project funded by USAID, which was targeted at implementing a study on the quality of tuberculosis services provided in private and public sector health facilities in Lagos and Kano State respectively, using different survey methodologies. The

Qualiquant was contracted by KIT and by extension, the Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) to conduct annual outcome surveys in Kaduna and Niger State, Northern Nigeria for a duration of four (4) years. The proposed methodology consists of a mixed approach entailing qualitative data collection, (systems’ performance analysis, policy analysis, value chain analysis

Qualiquant was contracted by African Business Partners to collect data to understand the perceptions around saving and spending using questionnaires developed by ABP. Target populations for different surveys were market customers, vendors, and families. Qualiquant drafted brief data collection protocols, trained data collectors, collected the data, and provided ABP with results.