ANeSA SRHR Implementation Research Grants
Implementation research grants of up to CAD 1.2 million over 36 months for SRHR work led from Africa.

Methods Bench helps students, researchers, and organizations design stronger studies, analyze data, publish findings, and turn evidence into useful outputs.
From a stuck proposal to a national evaluation: Methods Bench works across the research and evidence lifecycle.
Research design review, methods support, ethics preparation.
Quantitative and qualitative analysis, interpretation, tables and figures.
Manuscript review, journal strategy, reviewer response support.
Evidence briefs, donor summaries, learning products, presentations.
Calculate sample size for surveys, two-group comparisons and qualitative saturation planning: with every step shown.
Answer five questions about your aim, data and context, then get a recommended study design.
Build a section-by-section manuscript outline aligned to common reporting guidelines and your study type.
Map your constructs and relationships on a guided canvas, check the logic, then export a clean figure for your proposal.
We maintain 20 free research templates and nine free tools here, each carrying a last verified date. Judge the standard of the work before you pay for any of it.
Need help applying these tools to your own project?
Book a Research ConsultationImplementation research grants of up to CAD 1.2 million over 36 months for SRHR work led from Africa.
Pitch a research or innovation breakthrough in three minutes at Makerere University for the Kampala Falling Walls Lab.
A Wellcome research award. Separate from the Wellcome Discovery Awards.
Method choices, fieldwork realities, and the kinds of evidence products we help organizations produce.
How we used photovoice to understand family planning experiences in Eastern Uganda: design choices, ethics navigation, and what photos surfaced that interviews didn't.
A two-page evidence brief that turns routine monitoring data into something donors and boards read. This is a worked sample built on a community maternal and newborn care programme scenario, not client work.
Organizations often collect valuable evidence through reports, monitoring systems, evaluations, and implementation experience. Methods Bench helps transform that evidence into clear, usable products that support learning, decision-making, reporting, and fundraising.
NGOs: turn an existing report into a donor-ready 2-page brief in 10 days.
Methods Bench is built on hands-on work across study design, fieldwork, analysis, and publication: in Uganda and the wider East African region.
Talk to someone who has done the work. One call is often enough to identify the next move.