Research, data and evaluation experience applied to real-world development challenges.
PrimeMetrics has experience supporting research on women's empowerment, social protection, livelihoods, youth employment, adolescent girls and vulnerable populations. Our core team's work has included studies designed to understand whether social and economic programmes are reaching intended beneficiaries and what difference those programmes make.
The team's experience includes the Nigeria for Women Project, women-focused agricultural finance, women's self-employment, National Social Safety Nets, cash transfer beneficiaries, youth employment and social support programmes, and research involving vulnerable farmers and internally displaced persons.
We recognise that gender and social protection research often requires careful engagement with households and individuals whose circumstances are complex. Our field and data-management systems are designed to support sensitive, structured and high-quality data collection.
Research on women’s economic participation, livelihoods, agency and programme outcomes.
Beneficiary research, targeting studies, programme monitoring and impact evaluation.
Research on skills, employment, economic opportunities and programme participation.
Approaches that capture differences in experiences and outcomes across women, men and other relevant groups.
Field research involving vulnerable households, farmers and displaced populations.
Baseline, follow-up, midline and endline studies to measure change over time.
Our capability is built from hands-on work across complex studies, multiple locations and different research designs.
Our work in this sector is designed to make programme evidence more useful by paying attention to who benefits, who may be left out and how outcomes differ across groups.
Let’s discuss how PrimeMetrics can support your study.