Research

Sound decisions require sound evidence. At CEGER, we design and deliver research that gives organisations the data and insights they need to plan effectively, allocate resources wisely, and measure progress meaningfully. From large-scale international research collaborations to targeted local market surveys, we bring methodological rigour and deep contextual understanding to every study.

Our research team has extensive experience working with international universities, development agencies, government bodies, and private sector clients. We are proficient in both quantitative and qualitative methods, with strong capabilities in SPSS, Epi Info, and other statistical analysis tools.

Our Services

We tailor our research services to each client’s needs:

• For Businesses — Market surveys, feasibility studies, competitor and industry analysis
• For NGOs and CBOs — Needs assessments, programme design research, participatory research with community stakeholders
• For Government Institutions — Policy research, regulatory impact assessments, public service delivery studies, population surveys
• For Academic Institutions — Collaborative research projects, field data collection and management, research methodology consultancy
• For Individual Researchers — Research mentorship and supervision, data collection and analysis support, statistical consultancy and training

Why Choose CEGER

• International research partnerships — Our team has worked with researchers from UC Santa Barbara, Stanford University, the University of Virginia and Brigham Young University, applying current methods and international research standards.
• Published research — Our team has contributed to peer-reviewed research in respected academic journals, including the Pan African Medical Journal.
• SPSS and Epi Info proficiency — Our researchers are proficient in standard statistical analysis tools, ensuring accurate data processing and interpretation.
• Local knowledge, global standards — We understand the cultural, logistical, and ethical considerations of conducting research in Uganda and East Africa.