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Research Partnerships
Joint research design, applied research, operational research, implementation research, and multidisciplinary studies.
Collaborate With Us
Good questions
deserve the right
people around them.
Avarynth works with researchers, institutions, programs, funders, implementers, and technical partners to examine important questions and turn evidence into useful action.
Collaboration can begin with a defined research need, an evaluation question, an implementation challenge, or an idea that still needs shaping.
Start a ConversationWhy Collaborate
Different perspectives can strengthen the work.
Complex public health and development questions often cross disciplines, institutions, and settings. Collaboration allows the right mix of technical knowledge, contextual understanding, research capability, and implementation experience to come together around the problem.
Avarynth can participate as a research partner, technical collaborator, evaluation partner, implementation research contributor, or part of a broader multidisciplinary team.
Ways to Work Together
Collaboration shaped around the question.
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Evaluation & Evidence
Program evaluation, monitoring and evaluation, evidence synthesis, qualitative research, health economics, and learning from implementation.
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Technical Collaboration
Specialist technical contributions to public health, health systems, malaria, maternal and child health, HIV, cancer prevention, digital health, and related fields.
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Implementation Research
Work connecting implementation experience with systematic inquiry to understand what works, for whom, under what conditions, and why.
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Institutional & Academic Collaboration
Collaboration with universities, research institutions, public agencies, professional bodies, and other organizations around research, learning, and evidence.
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Consortia & Multidisciplinary Teams
Participation in larger teams where complementary technical disciplines are required for a proposal, research program, evaluation, or implementation assignment.
Collaborators
Working across institutions and disciplines.
Depending on the question and scope, Avarynth may collaborate with:
- universities and research institutions
- government agencies and public institutions
- international development organizations
- NGOs and implementing organizations
- foundations and funders
- health programs
- professional associations
- independent researchers and technical specialists
- multidisciplinary consulting and research teams
Our Contribution
Capability matched to the work.
The contribution Avarynth makes depends on the collaboration. A project may require a focused specialist role or a team drawing from several areas of practice.
Explore What We Do- Public Health & Global Health
- Research, Evaluation & Evidence
- Strategy & Organizational Strengthening
- Implementation & Technical Delivery
- Digital Solutions & Information Systems
- Learning & Capability Development
How It Starts
Begin with the problem.
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Share the Question
Tell us what you are trying to understand, solve, evaluate, design, or deliver.
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Establish the Context
We consider the setting, objectives, stage of work, available evidence, stakeholders, timing, and technical requirements.
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Identify the Right Contribution
We determine where Avarynth’s expertise is relevant and whether additional collaborators or disciplines may be needed.
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Define the Work
Where there is a suitable fit, the conversation can move toward a defined scope, collaboration structure, team, and next steps.
Submitting an inquiry begins a conversation. It does not create an engagement or contractual relationship.
Our Research
See the questions we are already examining.
Explore Avarynth’s research activity and the questions currently being developed across our areas of interest.
Explore ResearchEvidence & Outputs
Explore our research and technical contributions.
Visit Publications & Technical Outputs for formal research products, conference contributions, technical materials, and other documented outputs.
View Publications & OutputsStart a Conversation
Tell us what you are working on.
You do not need a fully developed scope before contacting us. A useful starting point is a short description of the question, challenge, research idea, or collaboration you would like to discuss.
Prefer to contact us directly?
info@avarynthgroup.comLooking for broader technical or organizational support?