Laterite’s work builds on more than ten years of experience in data collection and development research in East Africa. We work on projects focused in countries where we have an established presence: Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda in …

Laterite is a firm specialized in data collection and research for social impact. We have offices in East and West Africa.

Laterite is a data collection and research firm specialized in projects for social impact. Honed over 13 years of experience in East Africa, our approach is structured, data intensive and embedded in the local context.

Laterite es una empresa de recopilación de datos, investigación y analítica con más de 13 años de experiencia. Utilizamos técnicas rigurosas para proporcionar evidencia contextualizada. Hemos completado más de 150 proyectos en diversos sectores para varias organizaciones, incluidas ONGs y fundaciones.

Laterite offers a dynamic environment, focused on learning and innovation. We actively seek opportunities to improve the way we work using the latest technical innovations, combining methods such as machine learning and geospatial analysis to deliver cutting-edge research.

Laterite brings together over 90 full-time researchers, data specialists, support teams and a roster of over 2,000 trained enumerators across the countries where we work.

Laterite es una empresa especializada en investigación para impacto social fundada en Kigali, Ruanda en el 2010. Actualmente Laterite ha expandido sus operaciones en América Latina estableciendo una oficina en Lima, Perú. Nuestro enfoque es estructurado, intensivo en datos e integrado en contexto local.

Laterite collected data on maternal and newborn health in Kenya. We share strategies to reduce participant attrition in longitudinal studies.

Laterite is a firm with experience in public health research and evaluations. We have local expertise in East and West Africa.

Laterite conducted a total of 10 Focus Group Discussions with seven to nine participants, each lasting approximately one hour. The focus groups were conducted in Boricha (Sidama), Dodota and Adama Zurya (Oromia) woredas with all-male, all-female and mixed gender groups.