Past Projects
Survey of 600 Sierra Leoneans on traditional health beliefs and practices including applical for ethical clearance – August 2020
Intellecap: 16 semi-structured interviews with enterprises on Socio-economic challenges in the Sierra Leone business environment. – June 2020.
Montrose: Quantitative data collection from 237 WASH sites – May 2020
Leonard Cheshire: Research understanding disabled women’s experiences of attitudinal barriers towards sexual and reproductive healthcare and their impact on family planning. – January to October 2020
Overseas Development Institute: Action Research with SLRC on Teenage Pregnancy in Sierra Leone. – April 2019 to May 2020
Itad: UNICEF Programming in Health Systems Strengthening – a formative evaluation. – June to November 2018
Child to Child: Support for development of WHO Case study. – May to September 2018
IRC: Formative Assessment: Incentivising private providers in Sierra Leone for malaria testing and effective treatment. – February to May 2018
Christian Aid: Research on Role of the Private Sector in Health System Strengthening in Sierra Leone. – January to September 2018
Save the Children: Baseline Assessment for Girls Education in Sierra Leone (Tobbells) Project: Kimi Legaa Ti Gaa. – January to September 2018
UNICEF: Qualitative study: Girls Access to Education (GATE). – April 2017 to April 2018
IRC: Evaluation of the ‘Back on Track’ Maternal and Child Health Project. – May to July 2017
GOAL: Final Evaluation of EU NSA project: “Strengthening Referral Pathways from the Street to School- supporting Non- State Actors to Protect and Empower Extremely Vulnerable Children and Youth.” – April to June 2017
Avenir Health: Data collection to inform Family Planning (FP) Goals. – January to February 2017
Christian Aid: Final Evaluation of End of Project Evaluation of “People Living Positively (PLP): South-to-South Learning to Scale-up Effective HIV Care and Support interventions in Nigeria. – August to September 2016
Child to Child: Final Evaluation of Increasing access, retention and performance in primary eduction. – July 2016 – April 2017.
Cordaid: Evaluation of the Consortium on Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Project. – August to November 2015
Welbodi Partnership: Final Evaluation of Improving Child Health for Urban Poor in Freetown. – April to June 2015
World Vision: Baseline Assessment of Makpele Project Area. – August 2014
UNICEF: Rapid assessment of the incentive scheme. – August 2014.
THRIVE is a large-scale, multi-country research and policy programme which aims to build an understanding of Early Childhood Development (ECD) service delivery models at scale. The FCDO-funded programme is designed to explore how these models can be scaled to bring about significant improvement in childhood health, nutrition, education, and overall well-being outcomes, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, focussing on Tanzania, Kiribati, Ghana, Bangladesh, and Sierra Leone. This programme runs till March 2026.