Services

As part of our commitment to the highest quality research, we are prepared to support our clients through the entire research cycle. This begins at the approval process, the design phase while ensuring compliance with the ethical, cultural/local context, ensuring intervention suitability, and measurement strategies, and continuously through the management of projects during implementation and the interpretation of results after data collection. This approach helps to ensure that data is reliable and useful to assess and iteratively advise and improve programming. Our services fall into the following categories:

• Data collection, Planning, Management, and Analysis: Matrice360 specializes in the collection, management, and analysis of primary data for our clients. In doing so, we rely on state-of-the-art technology complemented with real-time data visualization and quality control supported by team-qualified, experienced, and passionate staff. We also support our clients in the assembling/sourcing and analysis of secondary data when needed.

• Project Monitoring and Evaluations. We design and implement rigorous evaluations ranging from small to large Randomized Control Trials (RCTs) to Observational Epidemiologic studies, Value for Money audits, and data quality service audits among others. Our evaluations blend advanced quantitative techniques with qualitative and contextual knowledge in both experimental and non-experimental studies.

• Project Monitoring Systems. We design and strengthen systems that track the progress of projects to ensure that systems can help staff improve implementation processes hence results thereby guiding management in strategic planning. Our systems are designed to produce data that is interpretable and actionable.

• Research Advisory and Clearing. We guide researchers through the complex process of securing research clearances to conduct research in Uganda. Having operated in the Ugandan research environment for more than a decade, we have a wealth of experience in avoiding unnecessary delays that are frequently part of the clearance process.