Evaluation topics include: gender, health, WASH, agriculture and food security, political economy, civil society, governance, education, wildlife poaching and trafficking, security and conflict, IDPs/refugees and host communities

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• Conceptualization of appropriate research designs for organizations

• Qualitative research, including Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), ethnography, Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), and In-Depth Interviews (IDIs)

• Quantitative research within specific communities (e.g. beneficiary groups, local areas, hidden populations)

• Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) by utilizing unique data collection and analysis, tailored approaches, and regional and topical experience

  • Baseline, Midterm, and Endline Evaluations; Midterm Monitoring

  • Evaluations based on Organization for Economic Co-ordination and Development/Development Assistance Committee (OECD/DAC) criteria 

  • SWOT analysis; Value for Money analysis

• Implementation of research design with local researchers available for all Mozambique provinces

• “Deep dive” analysis on program effectiveness concerning local context and community institutions; Contextual background reports on particular topics and communities

• Research analysis and report writing (Dr. Fenio writes all reports for KGF Research contracts in order to provide customized insight and meet specialized project needs)

• Feedback on conceptualization of programming and assistance with research analysis for NGOs that have already collected data and need it triangulated into an analytical report

• Facilitation of partnerships and networks both in Mozambique and throughout Africa in order to bring high-quality support to clients

• Capacity building of local teams for high-quality data collection