Founder & Practice Lead
Leads client scoping, evidence strategy, delivery accountability, publication decisions and the development of Clarivo’s methods.
About Clarivo
Clarivo Research & Evidence is a Uganda-first, founder-led specialist practice working at the intersection of research, health, biological science, education and data.
Our purpose
Research becomes useful when people can see what the evidence supports, what it does not and what to do next.
Clarivo exists to make that chain visible. We start with the decision, choose a proportionate method, preserve a reviewable working record and communicate findings without pretending uncertainty has disappeared.
Our Uganda-first perspective recognises local systems, constraints and knowledge. Our methods and reporting standards are designed to support regional and international collaboration.
Management and delivery
Public profiles are used only when a role is active and the person has agreed to be identified. Delivery responsibility remains explicit on every assignment.
Leads client scoping, evidence strategy, delivery accountability, publication decisions and the development of Clarivo’s methods.
Challenges design, analysis, inference, documentation, privacy, disclosure and release readiness. Reviewer independence is matched to the assignment.
Subject experts, statisticians, qualitative researchers, evaluators, designers and field collaborators engaged through explicit roles and agreements.
Collaboration standard
Associates are selected for the question, not added as decorative names. Roles, conflicts, confidentiality, review and authorship are agreed before work begins.
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Associate criteria
Relevant knowledge, demonstrable methods skill and honest limits.
Respect for participants, data, authorship, disclosure and correction.
Clear communication, documented work and responsibility for deadlines.
Willingness to share reasoning, records and code for appropriate review.
Ability to understand the people, systems and constraints around the question.
Freedom to report uncomfortable findings and disclose material interests.
Tell us the decision, intended users, desired output and timing. We will help determine whether the assignment is suitable and what a defensible scope looks like.