Yes — we work across the full spectrum, from small NGOs needing a single evaluation framework to large multi-country donor programmes requiring full data systems and economic analysis. Every scope is tailored to your budget and timeline.

It depends on scope. A focused cost-benefit analysis or MEL framework typically takes 4–8 weeks. A full impact evaluation design or multi-country data system can run 3–12 months. We'll give you a realistic timeline in our scoping note, with no pressure to commit.

Absolutely. Independent technical review of cost-benefit analyses is one of our core services — particularly for donor submissions, programme evaluations, or peer review preparation. We provide structured critique, sensitivity analysis review, and a written assessment report.

Both. Most analytical and advisory work is delivered remotely. For field-based data systems design, enumerator training, survey piloting, or capacity-building workshops, in-country visits can be arranged across Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.

Yes. Dr. Karanja has extensive experience navigating IRB and ethical review processes for field-based research programmes. This is typically bundled into data systems design and impact evaluation engagements at no additional cost.

Every engagement is led directly by Dr. Ng'ang'a Karanja Stanley. We may bring in trusted specialist collaborators for large multi-country assignments, but you will always know exactly who is working on your project, and Dr. Karanja personally signs off all deliverables.