From research and MEAL to interoperable digital platforms, health reporting and secure decision-support tools, SRCF combines technical rigour with solutions responsive to local operating realities.
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Technical expertise. Practical delivery.
Each service can stand alone or connect with the others in an end-to-end assignment.
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Research Design and Consultancy
SRCF supports clients to translate programme and policy questions into robust research designs. Services include development of research questions, methodologies, sampling approaches, data collection instruments, qualitative guides, quantitative questionnaires, ethical considerations, field protocols, analysis plans and reporting structures. The firm supports both formative and evaluative studies and can manage the research cycle from inception through dissemination.
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Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning
The firm provides MEAL system design, assessment and strengthening services covering theories of change, results frameworks, logframes, indicator development, MEAL plans, indicator reference sheets, IPTTs, monitoring tools, data quality assurance, reporting, learning systems and accountability mechanisms. Its approach emphasizes practical integration of MEAL into programme management rather than treating MEAL as a stand-alone reporting function.
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Data Collection and Field Research
SRCF designs and manages field data collection using trained enumerators, supervisors and field researchers. Depending on the assignment, methods can include household surveys, key informant interviews, focus group discussions, observation, facility assessments, beneficiary interviews and other mixed-method approaches. Digital data collection is incorporated where appropriate to improve timeliness, validation and data security.
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Data Management and Analysis
SRCF provides data cleaning, validation, coding, management, analysis and reporting support. The firm works with quantitative and qualitative datasets and supports clients to transform raw datasets into usable evidence through appropriate analytical procedures, interpretation and reporting.
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Digital MEAL and Data Systems
The firm supports organizations to move from fragmented or paper-based information systems toward structured digital data flows. Experience includes digital data collection, database management, monitoring dashboards and the use of platforms such as KoboToolbox, CommCare, SPSS and Power BI where appropriate to the programme context.
SRCF designs practical training programmes for MEAL, programme and research staff. Training is often complemented by coaching and mentorship so that participants can apply new knowledge to their own programme tools and datasets. Key areas include MEAL planning, data quality, digital data collection, data analysis, reporting, visualization, project planning and research methods.
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Project and Programme Advisory
The firm provides technical support on programme planning, results frameworks, stakeholder engagement, implementation monitoring, risk management, reporting and evidence-based decision-making. Support is structured around the client’s operational priorities and may be delivered through short-term technical assistance or longer accompaniment arrangements.
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Organizational and Institutional Strengthening
SRCF helps local organizations strengthen internal systems and staff capacity so that improved performance can continue after external technical support ends. This includes MEAL system assessments, capacity-gap analysis, improvement plans, mentoring, documentation and institutionalization of tools and processes.
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Health Information Systems and One Health Reporting
SRCF offers requirements analysis, participatory workflow mapping and design support for digital systems that bring together human, animal and environmental health information. Potential assignments include surveillance reporting portals, emergency preparedness meeting systems, decision registers, structured data capture and tools that help technical teams review and act on cross-sector information.
One Health workflowsRequirements co-designHealth reportingRole-based access
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DHIS2 and Systems Interoperability
Our digital systems service scope includes assessing integration requirements, designing data-exchange interfaces, supporting API connectivity and collaborating with authorized DHIS2 administrators on configuration and integration. Depending on the approved technical architecture and specialist resources, deliverables may include documented REST APIs, mapping and validation rules, secure authentication patterns, test collections and integration testing.
Digital Workflow Automation and Secure Web Portals
SRCF offers design and development of responsive, role-based web portals that help organisations digitize approvals, committee and meeting records, attendance, decisions, tasks and follow-up actions. Project-specific features can include action owners and deadlines, permission-controlled administration, email alerts, PDF exports, audit trails, user acceptance testing, deployment documentation and source-code handover. Technology choices are agreed during discovery; ASP.NET-based implementation can be scoped where required with suitable technical capacity.
Approval workflowsMeeting recordsAction trackingEmail & PDF modulesSecurity & UAT
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Data Analytics, Reporting and Decision-Support Dashboards
SRCF designs reporting and analytics solutions that convert operational and programme data into usable insights. These may include indicators and scorecards, interactive dashboards, data-quality flags, trend and geographic views, analytical summaries, management reports and decision-support interfaces. The aim is to help stakeholders identify priorities, monitor follow-through and make decisions with timely evidence.
Performance indicatorsInteractive dashboardsData quality checksDecision support
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Quality assurance and ethics
Credibility starts with care.
Quality assurance is integrated throughout SRCF assignments, including methodology review, tool testing, enumerator preparation, field supervision, data review, validation, documentation and report quality checks.
Clear research and data-collection protocols
Enumerator and supervisor orientation
Daily field monitoring and review where required
Data validation, cleaning and consistency checks
Triangulation across methods and sources
Secure handling of information
Informed consent, confidentiality and participant dignity
Transparent documentation of limitations and decisions
