We conducted a baseline study for the Sheria ya Vijana project for Barnfonden, a member of ChildFund. The primary objective of this baseline study is to accurately assess and determine the pre-project status of key indicators related to meaningful youth participation, empowerment, and leadership in Kwale and Nairobi counties. The study’s findings will be crucial
This study examined the economic challenges faced by police officers serving in the Isle of Man Constabulary (IOMC). It compares cost of living factors between the Isle of Man and select regions and towns of the United Kingdom, with a focus on forces bordering London that receive location-based allowances. The report aims to test several
Qualiquant was contracted to conduct an evaluation of the Adolescents 360 (A360) project to assess how system-level strategies have influenced the institutionalisation and sustainability of Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) interventions in Nigeria. The study explored the extent to which A360 interventions have been integrated within government health systems and how these changes have
This qualitative ethnographic study was conducted in collaboration with Loughborough University to investigate Ghanaian household’s cooking behaviours, energy consumption patterns, and appliance usage. To better understand how households can transition toward sustainable energy use in the kitchen, the study explores the intersection of cultural practices, energy efficiency, and the adoption of modern cooking technologies. Cooking
Under an evaluation of the ADF2 Project, Qualiquant conducted computer-assisted telephone interviews (CATI) with farmers registered in the project database, covering both beneficiary (treatment) farmers supported by Mercy Corps’ partner organizations and a comparison group of non-beneficiary farmers sampled from an existing farmer registry. A total of 3,000 farmers were successfully contacted and interviewed via
Qualiquant Services Limited was engaged as a third-party monitoring firm by UNICEF Nigeria to evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of multiple cash transfer projects aimed at addressing the needs of vulnerable populations in flood-affected and marginalized regions. The project included two key components which are the Education Cash Transfer under the Safe Inclusive Learning &
Qualiquant Services Limited conducted a Nutrition Formative Assessment to understand the nutrition landscape for Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) aged 9–25 in five Nigerian states—Ekiti, Delta, Ondo, Oyo, and Kaduna. The study aimed to identify knowledge gaps, attitudes, and behaviors surrounding nutrition, particularly focusing on antenatal nutrition, iron-folic acid supplementation, and multiple micronutrient supplementation
The overarching purpose of this research was to conduct a comprehensive impact evaluation of the BMGF Flood Response Project implemented by CARE Nigeria in response to the catastrophic floods that affected Borno State in September 2024. The evaluation was critical to determine the efficacy and reach of the emergency interventions aimed at supporting flood-affected communities,
Malaria continues to be a significant public health concern globally, with sub-Saharan Africa bearing the greatest burden. Nigeria, in particular, remains the epicenter of the disease, accounting for an estimated 68 million cases and 194,000 deaths annually, according to the World Malaria Report 2021. Among the most vulnerable populations are children under five, responsible for
Since 2009, insurgency by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) has severely disrupted education in Nigeria’s Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe (BAY) States. These states have witnessed school closures, destruction of learning infrastructure, and displacement of families. Among the estimated 250 million out-of-school children globally, about 20 million are in Nigeria, with 2.8 million in the BAY states