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Research · Kathmandu, Nepal

Government & NGO collaboration

Research and communication support for government bodies, NGOs, INGOs, and civil society: baseline studies, impact assessments, awareness campaigns, and community initiatives.

The purpose

A closer look at development collaboration

Development communication needs to connect project goals with the experiences of the people involved. This service supports scoped research and communication work with public institutions and civil society. Methods, responsibilities, and the use of findings are agreed for each project.

Who this is for

Federal and local government teams, NGOs, INGOs, and civil society organizations planning research or public communication.

What to prepare

Share the terms of reference, target communities, project geography, reporting requirements, and procurement process. Identify approvals, local coordination, accessibility needs, and safeguarding requirements relevant to the assignment.

How it comes together

A clear path from brief to outcome.

  1. 01

    Align

    Understand the terms of reference, stakeholders, and project purpose.

  2. 02

    Collaborate

    Coordinate agreed research or communication activities with the project team.

  3. 03

    Report

    Present findings or campaign material with transparent sources and limitations.

Before you begin

Useful things to know.

Does this page list existing institutional partners?

No. It describes the types of collaboration available. Specific clients or partnerships are not claimed on this page.

Can you respond to a defined scope of work?

Send the terms of reference and relevant requirements to discuss fit, deliverables, and a project proposal.

Your next step

Let’s talk about development collaboration.

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