International Research Partnerships
Combine international technical expertise with local understanding of markets, institutions and delivery conditions.
Where collaboration creates value
Research firms, universities and advisory organisations can work with IDER on design, sampling, economic analysis, field delivery and dissemination. Early discussions should identify the research question, countries, client requirements and evidence of each partner’s relevant capacity.
- Agree a division of technical and commercial responsibilities.
- Document quality standards, intellectual property and publication rights.
- Confirm country partners, language needs and safeguards before mobilisation.
Agreeing an assignment
Submit a partnership enquiry with the lead organisation, end client or donor, opportunity reference, country, deadline, expected duration and scope required from IDER. Proposed participation remains subject to a review of expertise, resources, conflicts and commercial terms.
Delivery and quality responsibilities
A partnership work plan should allocate research design, field supervision, data management, analysis, review and client communication. Confidentiality, subcontractor controls, acceptance criteria and escalation arrangements should be agreed before work begins.
Make your next business, investment or policy decision with stronger evidence.
Discuss the questions, methods, expertise, timeframe and deliverables your decision needs.