Data Collection & Research Services in Tanzania

We are a world-class, multi-disciplinary, local Tanzanian data collection and research services firm dedicated to supporting the missions of international development agencies in support of socioeconomic development initiatives in Tanzania, East Africa, and beyond. We strive to provide high-quality, cost-effective, and evidence-based solutions across the project life-cycle, empowering organisations to effectively design, implement, and evaluate their development initiatives.

We possess extensive expertise in executing assessments and learning exercises tailored for diverse development initiatives, with a particular emphasis on all sectors within the realm of international development.

Our Clients

Our Services

Research

Our research services include designing and implementing both qualitative and quantitative studies, collecting and analysing data, and producing reports and publications that provide valuable insights.

Data Handling and Management

We also offer a range of expert data handling and management services, including the design and implementation of data collection systems, the establishment of robust data management processes.

Monitoring and Evaluation

In addition to our research and data services, we also provide comprehensive monitoring and evaluation services to help organizations track the progress and impact of their development initiatives.

Our Outreach: Serving the SDGs

We support the Sustainable Development Goals. The icons below (excluding the black and white ones) symbolise the areas in which we have provided our services to make a contribution towards achieving these goals.

Highlights of Our Work

Local Coordination Partner for Tanzania for the French Development Agency’s (AFD’s) Biomass Energy Africa (BEA) Program

February 2026

September 2027

Access to clean cooking solutions remains limited in East Africa. In 2020, only 14% of the population had access to clean and efficient cooking solutions, while 49% had electricity. Tanzania and Uganda have over 100 million people without access, with just 5.4% and 6% of their populations using clean cooking technologies in 2021. Transitioning to clean cooking solutions is critical for public health, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, protecting natural resources, and improving living conditions…

Baseline Survey of the Integrated Programme for Out-of-School Adolescents (IPOSA) in Tanzania

April 2024

January 2025

In the year 2015, the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MoEST) conducted an out-of-school profiling study and found that a total of 3.5 million children aged 7 to 17 (51% girls) were out of school, including more than 2 million children of lower secondary school age and 1.2 million children who never attended school. To respond to the learning needs of these children, who are being missed out on by the formal education system annually, the Integrated Programme for Out-of-School…

Supporting a collaborative programme of activity between the Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) Programme and the Ministry of Energy in Tanzania – Partnership Liaison Lead

September 2024

January 2026

The Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) Programme, an eight-year research and innovation initiative funded by the UKAid (FCDO), has supported various research and market-strengthening efforts in Tanzania, resulting in an increasingly positive enabling environment for eCooking. Consequently, the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy, FCDO, and MECS are delivering an ambitious programme of activities to strengthen the market and scale up the availability and benefits of eCooking to the Tanzanian…

A Study of Lessons Learnt and Good Practices from the UNICEF’s “Integrated Programme on Empowering Adolescent Girls Through Ending Child Marriage in Tanzania (2023-2024)”

July 2024

September 2024

UNICEF Tanzania is implementing an integrated adolescent girls’ programme that focuses on the empowerment of adolescent girls through ending child marriage using a multi-sectoral approach. It aims to create a model for adolescent girls’ empowerment so that they can be key actors in the development of Tanzania, which is envisioned in UNICEF Tanzania’s new country programme 2022- 2027 as well as in national priorities such as the National Accelerated Action and Investment Agenda…

Study of Vi Agroforestry’s impact on agrobiodiversity through Sustainable Agriculture and Land Management (SALM) and agroforestry

March 2024

May 2024

Vi Agroforestry has, through sustainable agriculture and land management (SALM) and agroforestry, been promoting a diversification of species planted and animals reared on farmland. This methodology and the diversification have had an impact on biodiversity, both through direct diversification of crops but also indirectly through promoting an environment where species of animals, insects, and plants can thrive. Through storytelling and observations, Vi Agroforestry has established…

Mid-term Evaluation of the project “Increasing Access to Equitable Cataract Services in Four Regions of Tanzania”

December 2023

April 2024

Vision impairment and blindness remain pressing public health challenges in Tanzania. The Tanzania National Blindness and Visual Impairment Survey indicates that approximately 1.1% of the population is visually impaired, with cataracts emerging as the primary cause of blindness. In response to this critical issue, the Fred Hollows Foundation, in collaboration with the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP), initiated the project titled “Increasing…

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