Evaluations and impact analyses go beyond mere data collection: they analyze not only whether impacts have occurred, but also why and what effects they have had. In doing so, they take into account direct and indirect impacts as well as short-, medium-, and long-term changes.

Typical questions include:

• Were the set goals achieved?
• Which measures have the greatest impact?
• Which target groups were reached, and to what extent?
• Where is there potential for improvement?

By combining monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement, we create a comprehensive picture of programs and projects.

Every evaluation is as unique as the underlying project. That is why we develop customized study designs that are precisely tailored to your research questions.

Our focus is on quantitative evaluations involving primary data collection. Depending on the project, we also combine these with qualitative interviews or workshops to gain a comprehensive understanding of the causal relationships.

Our online panel enables surveys of both the general population and specific, hard-to-reach target groups—including vulnerable populations such as people with low incomes or specific medical conditions. This ensures that the target and control groups required for your evaluation are reliably reached.

As a member of SEVAL, we strictly adhere to SEVAL standards in all our evaluations.