MRCIL / Our Portfolio

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Our portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects that highlight our expertise in market research, development studies, and strategic consulting.

Selected work

Detailed insight, tailored to the question.

From public attitudes to maternal health programs, our work is designed to support informed decisions and measurable impact.

Community members participating in a field research discussion

Research / impact / evidence

Case Studies

Questions answered across sectors.

A selection of the projects published by Malana Research Consult International.

01 / Nigeria

Girls Hub in Nigeria

The strategic objective of the research was to provide a baseline of attitudinal and behavioral data.

02 / Northern Nigeria

EOOW in Northern Nigeria

The project measured key influences on the attitudes of women, media consumption habits, and the social environment.

03 / Northern Nigeria

Northern Nigeria Survey

The survey centered on public attitudes toward domestic economic and social issues, as well as international concerns.

04 / Ethiopia

Maternal and Neonatal Mortality

A baseline survey aimed at combatting maternal and neonatal mortality, covering 120 Kebeles in Amhara.

05 / Regional

Formative BCC Assessment

Formative behavior change communication assessment involving household surveys, FGDs, and IDIs across multiple regions.

06 / Customer insight

Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty

A comprehensive study to measure, manage, and monitor individual relationships with customers and employees.

07 / Market research

Market Assessment and Feasibility

A study aimed at understanding market needs, assessing feasibility of new products, and providing insight.

08 / Maternal health

Baseline Survey for Maternal Health

A survey to establish baseline data for measuring the impact of maternal health programs.

09 / Education

Impact Evaluation of Education

Impact evaluation assessing the effectiveness of educational interventions with quantitative surveys.

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