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ZENEX SENIOR PHASE 2022

NALI’BALI

CSVR SURVEY ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID-19

SEDIBELO WOMEN IN MINING GENDER SENSITIVITY SURVEY

NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION BAROMETER

SASOL CSI SOCIAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT AND IKUSASA IMPACT EVALUATION

ECD ACCESS MAPPING

DGMT TEACHERS CAN

"Social Surveys Africa were a pleasure to work with: collaborative in their approach, professional in all their undertakings, flexible in the face of ambiguity, skilled at managing stakeholder partnerships and timely in meeting deadlines."

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Meghna Ranganathan

Assistant Professor, Department of Global Health and Development, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

"Social Surveys Africa has a long-standing relationship with Anglo American and has conducted a range of large social research studies for us over the past twenty years… In addition to designing the study and collecting the data, Social Surveys analysed the strategic implications of the empirical materials for AAP’s policies affecting both migrant and local employees, including policies on housing, transport, indebtedness, health care, employee communication and other related fields. These strategic implications are now being presented to and debated by all levels of management within Anglo American as they impact on our business across sectors."

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Andile Sangqu

Executive Head, Anglo American

"The survey sites are all highly volatile and frequently violent communities. The first round of field work was completed in the three weeks before the local government elections, a particularly sensitive time. Social Surveys was able to design and manage the field work process, including community entry and data collection, in a way which navigated this complex environment."

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Paul Graham

Director, Freedom House South Africa

"What differentiates Social Surveys Africa from many of their competitors is their commitment to ensuring the quality and completeness of data collected, even in challenging situations or contexts. Social Surveys combines expertise in research and instrument design with extensive field experience. We have cultivated a close working relationship with Social Surveys and would recommend them as a development and research partner"

Amanda Jitsing

Director: Public Economics & Monitoring and Evaluation, DNA Economics

"I just wanted to note that we've really been impressed with the quality of the interviews and we are really excited with the richness of the data being collected."

Sheree Schwartz

Assistant Scientist, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

"The M&E framework Social Surveys provided us was in a highly use-friendly format, combining strong technical M&E knowledge with an appreciation for the specific institutional structure and the theory of change they developed provided us with a guideline for our future work. We greatly appreciate working with Social Surveys Africa and would recommend them for any M&E research."

Noel Garcin

Environmental Governance  Project Manager, African Climate Reality Project

"Social Surveys Africa's independent observer role has provided invaluable advice to all our partners in this complex project (survey of 36000 respondents with strict representative sampling criteria and an experimental, partnership-based and youth-employment-supporting implementation model), helping the team to identify underlying assumptions work with risks and bottlenecks, and manage challenging relationships."

Dr. Rob Moore

Executive Director, GCRO

"The experience and knowledge of Social Surveys with regards to understanding the mining industry and the accommodation challenges in the country was invaluable during the planning, design and overall survey management. South Deep appreciates the professional, independent analytical feedback that will assist in executing the housing strategy"

Kevin Robertson

Head of business improvement, Gold Fields

Vimal Kanjee

Manager, Gold Fields Property Division

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Qualitative characterizations of relationships among South African adolescent girls and young women and male partners: implications for engagement across HIV self‐testing and pre‐exposure prophylaxis prevention cascades

Qualitative characterizations of relationships among South African adolescent girls and young women and male partners: implications for engagement across HIV self‐testing and pre‐exposure prophylaxis prevention cascades

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Adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in sub‐Saharan Africa have emerged as a priority population in need of HIV prevention interventions. Secondary distribution of home‐based HIV self‐test kits by AGYW to male partners (MP) is a novel prevention strategy that...