Bring local insight. Build better research.
Collaborate with SurveySphere Africa as an independent research professional or a research organisation. Share the expertise, local knowledge and practical support you could bring to a study.
Explore ways to partnerWork with us, independently or as a team.
Choose the route that fits how you work. Bring your research experience, local knowledge or specialist capabilities to a potential collaboration.
Independent professionals
Contribute your interviewing, moderation or field coordination experience.
Introduce yourselfResearch organisations
Bring your team's local reach, fieldwork capacity or specialist expertise.
Introduce your teamWhere could you contribute?
Bring practical experience in one or more of these areas. Each collaboration is shaped around the study.
Help recruit participants and conduct interviews, surveys or group discussions in the locations and languages you know.
Keep fieldwork organised through team coordination, local logistics, interview scheduling and day-to-day communication on the ground.
Contribute translation, qualitative facilitation, data processing or analysis expertise to support the research team and its study objectives.
Start with a short introduction.
Share enough to make the first conversation useful. There is no need to send confidential project material or a full proposal.
- 01Tell us what you bring
Introduce yourself or your organisation, your locations, working languages and relevant experience. Add availability or team capacity if useful.
- 02Explore a potential fit
If there is a suitable opportunity, the next conversation can clarify the study needs, your capabilities and any supporting information required.
- 03Agree the scope before work begins
Any collaboration would need a clear agreement on responsibilities, fees, timing, quality expectations and confidentiality. An introduction does not guarantee an assignment.
Introduction form
Share your experience, study locations and availability.
Bring your expertise to the next study.
Tell us where you work, what you do and how you or your team could support a research project.
Introduce yourself or your team