CART| Quality Information

With over 10 years of experience, CART has proven to be highly dependable when it comes to handling projects efficiently and effectively with a myriad of projects to show with various prestigious entities.

Year	Country	Project	Client	Description
2022	Liberia	American Institute of Research/Save the Children, LEARN I and LEARN II	American Institute of Research	Implemented EGRA and student survey using KoBo Tools, Focus Group Discussions, and Key Informant Interviews.
2020-present	Liberia	After Exit: Assessing the Consequences of UN Peacekeeping Withdrawal	Oxford University, Cornell University	Baseline project implemented with surveys, qualitative and quantitative data collection using iSurvey and Qualtrics.
2020	Liberia	IMPAQ International/Save the Children, Midline Evaluation for LEARN	IMPAQ International	Oversaw implementation of the LEARN Midline project with EGRA and survey using KoBo Tools.
2020	Liberia	Investigating the Relationship Between Shortages in Basic Services and Protests	University of California, Santa Barbara	Implemented qualitative and quantitative surveys in select communities using KoBo digital tools.
2019-2020	Liberia	Sisters of Success (SOS) Endline Project	Gender Innovation Lab, World Bank	Implemented phone surveys and quantitative data collection using Survey CTO platform.
2018	Liberia	LEARN Baseline Evaluation	IMPAQ International	Implemented baseline evaluation with 2160 respondents using KoBo Collect.
2018	Liberia	Cross Sectorial Youth Survey	Making Cents/USAID	Completed 41 Focus Group Discussions and 53 Key Informant Interviews across multiple counties.
2017-2019	Liberia	Understanding the Protection and Prevention Pillars of UNSCR 1325	Cornell University	Collected data from One Stop clinics and conducted workshops for training nurses and social workers.
2016	Liberia	Development Co-operation Project	Swedish Police	Provided data collection and field coordination for the Swedish Police in crime investigations and sexual violence.
2015	Liberia	Armed Conflict and Maternal Health	Essex University	Focus group discussions and data collection on maternal health in West Point and Peace Island.
2015	Liberia	Emory University Study on Education, Security and Health in Grand Kru County	Emory University	Services: CART along with partner trained and provided 6 enumerators, recruited 4 police officers of the Liberia National Police, and a coordinator to conduct surveys and awareness in Grand Kru County for the Emory University Project. CART visited 25 Villages in Grand Kru county during this project.
2014	Liberia	Liberty and Justice sewing factory Field Experiment	Tarek Ghani and Sylvan Herskowitz: Researchers from Columbia and Stanford Universities	Services: CART provided 16 enumerators, one supervisor, and a coordinator. The coordinator conducted training and evaluation of enumerators along with partners. CART planned, oversaw, and coordinated the daily activities of the enumerators. CART handled all working materials and purchasing and helped to work out solutions to problems arising from the field and made daily field reports. The enumerators along with Liberty and Justice Staff recruited female applicants for the factory sewing project, filled in the application forms, administered sewing tests for applicants along with L&J staff and helped conduct the baseline survey for each applicant.
2014	Liberia	Research partner; Research project “Implementation, 1325” with Dr. Caitlin Ryan of Limerick University	Dr. Caitlin Ryan	Services: Conduct individuals and focus group discussions with relevant stakeholders and institutions implementing the UN resolution 1325. Institutions visited: UN Women, WALPNET, WOLPNET, Women and Child Protection Unit of the Liberian National Police, WONGOSOL, DEN-L, and others.
2014	Liberia	Community Engagement in Concessions Management	World Bank	Services: conducted focus group discussions and individual interviews with citizens and local authorities in concessions areas, taking field notes and transcribing discussions. CART participated in the data analysis process.
2014	Liberia	Public Policy and Government Services	Oyebola Olabisi PhD Candidate, Harvard University Public Policy Department	Services: CART provided 12 enumerators that administered questionnaires to Liberian citizens with regard to their perception of government services and implementations of public policies.
2014	Liberia	Alcoholic Beverages and Brands for Aurous Solution Inc.	Aurous Solution Inc., a Liberian consultant firm	Services: CART provided 6 enumerators that conducted focus group discussions with alcohol sellers and consumers in several communities in Montserrado County concerning the various alcoholic beverages and brands. CART collected data from focus group discussions, transcribed said data, and presented the data to partners.
2014	Liberia	Resolution: The Impact Of Diasporas and Returnees with George Washington University	Dr. Stephen K. Lukemann, Professor, George Washington University	Services: Pilot research project aims to examine the interactions between two processes which have generally been examined in isolation from each other in post-conflict contexts, namely: diasporan and land claims and the rebuilding of effective and socially legitimate justice institutions. Conduct interviews with key stakeholders including community leaders and some disputants, taking notes and writing field reports, and tabulation of main points from interviews. Communities visited: New Matadi estate, Fiamah, Rehab and Duazon, Gardnersville.
2013	Liberia	Gender Mainstreaming Initiatives in Security Sector Reform	Dr. Rahel Kunz, Lecturer, University of Lausanne, Liberia	Services: CART conducted focus group discussions and individual interviews with different women groups and other relevant people and also transcribed the data.
2013	Liberia	Urban Justice Study	Professor Dr. Stephen Lukemann of George Washington University	Services: CART conducted focus group discussions along with a research partner in West Point and Peace Island with different groups of interest and transcribed the data.
2013	Liberia	Security Sector Reform of the Liberian National Police	Dr. Michael Gilligan from New York University, Sabrina Karim from Emory University, Rob Blair from Yale University	Services: Provided enumerators in January of 2013 and May of 2013 for lab-in-the-field experiments with the Liberian National Police. CART conducted training on IRB and lab-in-the-field experiment methodology to enumerators. CART conducted the lab-in-the-field experiments in Monrovia, Bong, Nimba, and Lofa Counties (with help from Center for Research and Development Initiative) and provided data entry service.
2012	Liberia	Dispute Resolution, Civic Education, and Intimate Partner Violence in West Point and Peace Island	The Carter Center, Sabrina Karim from Emory University, Erin Bernstein from Emory University, Rosalyn Schroeder from Emory University	Services: CART provided 6 enumerators for a representative community survey in Peace Island and West Point. CART conducted and transcribed focus groups with men and women in both communities.

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