My background in research spans both fieldwork and data analysis, covering a broad range of development issues from education and health to livelihoods and governance. At the Economic Policy Research Centre, I contributed to national studies like the Uganda Service Delivery Indicator Survey and rights-based family planning evaluations, collecting and processing data to inform evidence-based policy. I’ve also led grassroots mapping projects, like the 2019 survey of women in agricultural value addition across five Ugandan districts. Whether I’m managing large-scale surveys or facilitating participatory assessments, I prioritize ethical standards, data quality, and contextual relevance. My research informs strategic decisions—and gives voice to those often left out of mainstream data narratives.