Quantitative surveys
Household, community, institutional, and beneficiary-level surveys designed around clear field workflows and realistic local logistics.
Primary data collection
Low-cost field delivery for projects that still need a high standard.
EHHD Foundation provides practical and affordable support for surveys, interviews, monitoring visits, verification tasks, and locally coordinated data collection.
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Household data collection
Field-tested at the community level.
Our enumerators conduct structured household interviews across rural and peri-urban areas in Bangladesh, following rigorous protocols designed for both accuracy and community sensitivity.
EHHD Foundation owns a fleet of high-quality Android tablets used exclusively for digital data collection. Each device runs KoBoToolbox or SurveyCTO and is configured for offline data capture — no internet required in the field.
- GPS-enabled with precise location tagging on every submission
- Timestamped records — no backdating or manual entry
- Device-level audit trails for data quality assurance
- Owned equipment — no rental cost passed to partners
GPS
Precise coordinates on every survey response
TAB-based
Own devices — faster setup, no rental overhead
Lean
Cost structure designed for grant and academic budgets
Flexible
Support for small studies as well as larger field assignments
Practical
Built for projects that need results, not vendor theatre
Responsive
Communication suited to international partners working remotely
Service menu
What we can deliver
Monitoring and verification
Programme check-ins, spot verification, implementation monitoring, and partner feedback collection for active projects.
Mixed-method support
Interview coordination, qualitative field support, and complementary data streams for teams that need more than a single method.
Enumerator training
Rigorous training before every field assignment.
Every data collection assignment begins with structured training for enumerators — covering the questionnaire, interviewing protocols, data quality standards, and ethical guidelines for working with communities.
What training covers
- Survey instrument walkthrough — question by question
- TAB setup, GPS activation, and offline sync procedures
- Respondent consent and community engagement protocols
- Pilot interviews and supervisor feedback before go-live
- Distribution of survey materials and field ID documentation
Why affordable matters
Budget pressure should not block good evidence.
We know many partners, especially researchers and social impact organisations, need credible field delivery but cannot carry premium market pricing.
Our goal is to make dependable fieldwork accessible to projects that genuinely matter.
How we approach pricing
- Scope matched to actual project needs
- Lean staffing and sensible coordination layers
- Transparent discussion when budgets are constrained
- Flexible models for research, nonprofit, and student work
Good fit examples
Who this service is for
Academic
PhD and university projects
For studies that need dependable field support without commercial-agency cost levels.
Recommended
Grant-funded pilots and evaluations
For programme teams that need monitoring, research support, or evidence gathering alongside delivery.
Mission-led
NGOs and social impact organisations
For organisations that need reliable local execution with community-aware practice and structured reporting.