Baseline and endline studies are critical for understanding the “before and after” of any intervention. They form the foundation for measuring progress, evaluating impact, and informing future program design. Our team conducts these studies to generate credible evidence of what has changed, how much has changed, and why.
We begin with a participatory design process, aligning indicators with the project’s Theory of Change or Logical Framework.
This ensures that data collected at both points is directly tied to the intended outcomes. We use a mix of household surveys, facility assessments, key informant interviews, and focus group discussions to capture a full picture.
