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Track programme change through survey rounds.

Create secure, consistent, and analysis-ready research data.

Prevent, detect, and resolve research data quality risks.

Generate reliable firm-level evidence across Uganda.

Recruit and prepare reliable field researchers.

Control fieldwork quality and protocol compliance.

Explore shared views through structured groups.

Map research locations, access, exposure, and coverage.

Collect reliable household evidence across Uganda.

Measure programme impact with rigorous evidence.

Capture expert and institutional insight through interviews.

Build verified market and enterprise lists across Uganda.

Manage research scope, teams, timelines, risk, and quality.

Understand behaviour, experience, and context.

Design and run credible randomized trials across Uganda.

Coordinate efficient research operations across Uganda.

Turn research data into clear statistical evidence.

Build secure, tested SurveyCTO tools for field research.

This project investigates how informal relationships and relational contracts shape firm growth and business organization among small manufacturing enterprises in Uganda.

This project examines the long-term sustainability of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) as an HIV prevention strategy in Uganda by assessing clients' willingness and ability to pay for the service.

This project evaluates the effectiveness of combining contract farming with the adoption of biofortified iron-rich bean varieties among smallholder farmers in Uganda and Rwanda.

This study investigates how financial incentives influence demand for preventive healthcare among caregivers of young children in Uganda.

This project evaluates innovative approaches to improving productivity and growth among small and medium-sized metal fabrication enterprises in Uganda.

This study examines how competition, market structure, and business experimentation influence the growth of micro-enterprises in Uganda.

This project investigates how recruitment practices influence the quality of employer–employee matches within Uganda's emerging sectors, particularly technology and professional services.

The Empowering Agriculturalists through Structured Experimentation (EASE) project seeks to improve agricultural productivity and climate resilience among smallholder farmers in Eastern Uganda by addressing one of the major barriers to technology adoption—the lack of locally relevant knowledge about effective farming practices.

This project examined the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and workers across Uganda.

This project examines how participation in public procurement influences the growth, investment decisions, and market behaviour of domestic firms in Uganda.

This study explores how social beliefs influence health behaviours, with particular emphasis on attitudes toward body weight and obesity in Uganda.

This study examines how copayment levels influence the benefits and costs of health insurance in low-income settings through a field experiment evaluating hospital-based outpatient insurance in rural Uganda.

The study generates important evidence on the long-term effects of financial interventions and the role of land markets in reducing poverty and promoting economic growth.

This study investigates whether the classification of households into poverty categories is influenced by the poverty measurement approach employed.

This project investigates how extreme rainfall and urban flooding affect business operations, supply chains, and economic performance in Kampala, Uganda.

This study evaluated the impact of land governance interventions implemented under the GIZ-funded Improvement of Land Governance in Uganda (ILGU) pilot project.

This study examines the factors influencing refugee welfare, economic self-reliance, and integration in Uganda, where the majority of displaced populations reside in either rural settlements or urban communities.

This project examines how accounting and financial management practices influence access to finance, investment readiness, and business growth among small and growing businesses (SGBs) in Uganda.

This project examines how public recognition and reporting can improve property tax compliance in Kampala.

This study evaluates the short- and medium-term impacts of the Root Capital SACCO programme in Uganda, with particular emphasis on financial inclusion and gender outcomes.

This project examines how reducing information asymmetries within Uganda's dairy value chain can improve market efficiency, transparency, and farmer welfare.

The study provides important evidence on how trade policies, market frictions, and spare parts availability influence vehicle demand, market competition, and environmental outcomes in Uganda.

This study evaluates the performance of alternative willingness-to-pay elicitation mechanisms using field experiments conducted in rural Uganda.

This project investigates how different tax enforcement strategies influence business performance and tax compliance in Uganda.

This study evaluates the impacts of transitioning from unimproved water sources to piped water services in Eastern Uganda.

This project examines how access to microcredit can improve the economic wellbeing and psychosocial resilience of refugees and host communities in Uganda.

This project examines how changes in household economic conditions during Uganda's COVID-19 lockdown influenced intimate partner violence (IPV).

This study examines how information gaps and weak market institutions affect the ability of firms in Uganda's manufacturing sector to attract customers and achieve sustained growth.

This project investigates how working conditions influence productivity, health, and wellbeing among urban waste collectors in Kampala and Wakiso.

Learn how research teams protect data quality, sampling, ethics and study integrity when field conditions change in Uganda and East Africa.

Learn about Apollo Tumusiime, Field Manager at IGREC, with experience in applied research, livelihoods, refugee integration, agriculture and health projects.

Learn about Asiimwe Hillary, Office Administrator at IGREC, supporting office coordination, documentation, record management and operations.

Learn about Assy Nakyajja, Project Coordinator at IGREC, with experience in research operations, monitoring and evaluation, survey design and data quality assurance.

Learn about Diana Kyoyagala, Field Manager at IGREC, with experience in field data management, agricultural studies and team leadership.

Learn about Ian Kusimakwe, Co-Founder at IGREC. Profile information is being reviewed.

Learn about Immaculate Apio Ayado, Co-Founder at IGREC, with experience in project management, administration, team building and resource coordination.

Learn about Lenny Gichia, Co-Founder and Research Manager at IGREC, with experience in impact evaluation, field research, data systems and research quality assurance.

Learn about Moreen Karungi, Field Manager at IGREC, with experience in monitoring and evaluation, field operations and data quality assurance.

Learn about Oscar Kidega, Data and IT Manager at IGREC, with experience in SurveyCTO programming, data management and research automation.

Learn about Sharifah Nantale, Field Supervisor at IGREC, with experience in field operations, research coordination and community engagement.

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