Project Brief 2/2

Development as a Shared Experience

One South has a strong track record of providing quality research services to organizations across the global south.

Baseline Study: Gender-Responsive Education and Transformation (GREAT) Project implemented by Right

Impact Evaluation: Inclusive Education Strategies for Girls with Disabilities in Kenya

Impact Evaluation: Rwanda Education Advancement Programme II

Evaluating the Umunthu Programme

Fostering Motivation Could Help Keep Marginalized Girls in School

Review of Household Survey Data for the Malaria Control and Mapping for MMPs Programme, implemented

Impact Evaluation of GEC Programme for the Advancement of Girls Education in Mozambique by Save the

Impact Evaluation of GEC Rwanda Education Advancement Programme by Health Poverty Action Rwanda

Impact Evaluation of GEC Tiphunzire Project by Theatre for a Change Malawi

Improving the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Pre-Service Teachers. Endline Study of the Tiphunzit

Supporting Health Access for Key Populations through Participatory and Theatre Based Techniques

Evaluating Adolescent Girls' Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Realization in Malawi

International Day of Education: Taking stock of some evidence

Protecting Research Participants and Researchers from COVID-19

Youth-led Research for Daring to Shift Gender Analysis & Baseline Study (Digital Opportunity Trust)

Impact Evaluation of GEC Tiphunzire Project by Theatre for a Change Malawi

The Tiphunzire project assumed that by improving marginalized girls’ sexual and reproductive health, girls will be empowered to make...

Protecting Child Domestic Workers. Endline Study of Books Can Open Closed Doors by Save the Children

In Rwanda, child domestic workers (CDWs) forgo educational opportunities in place of both permissible and non-permissible domestic work....

Let's Learn! Midline Evaluation of the Tiphunzire Project by Theatre for a Change Malawi

Although Malawi has made significant progress in addressing gender differences in enrollment rates, some 22% of primary school-aged girls...