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Welcome to Rapid Research Evaluation (RPDRE), the vanguard in delivering high-caliber Impact Evaluation Services that resonate globally. Our commitment to excellence drives us to redefine impact assessment methodologies, setting new standards in precision, depth, and actionable insights.
At RPDRE, we understand the transformative potential of impact evaluation across diverse sectors. Our globally recognized services cater to organizations, NGOs, governments, and businesses, enabling them to quantify, analyze, and enhance the societal, environmental, and economic impacts of their initiatives.
What distinguishes RPDRE is our rigorous approach to evaluation. We deploy a blend of quantitative and qualitative methodologies, customized to suit each project's unique goals and context. By meticulously examining inputs, outputs, outcomes, and impacts, we uncover nuanced insights that drive meaningful change.
Our team of seasoned evaluators boasts diverse expertise, ensuring comprehensive evaluations aligned with international standards. Through our detailed assessments, clients gain a nuanced understanding of their initiatives' effectiveness, enabling them to optimize strategies, allocate resources efficiently, and amplify their positive contributions.
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There are several different methods an external evaluator can use.
Surveys
Survey can be used externally to collect quantitative data from different sources. A survey may be targeted at current, past or prospective customers or at the general public. Surveys can help evaluate the effectiveness of a program or service by asking specific questions or requesting specific feedback. A survey can help identify target demographics.
External Audits
External audits can be performed on different functions and systems of a business. Using this approach, an external evaluator examines specific issues encountered by a business. For example, a company that wants a racial equity audit may hire our firm to independently evaluate practices, policies, and norms of a business and make recommendations about measures to help make the business fairer and more equitable.
In-Depth Interviews
An outside evaluator can evaluate staff members on product or service information sought through one-on-one interviews. This allows the neutral and independent evaluator the opportunity to assess specific issues raised by the company. For example, if an external evaluator is brought in to gauge employee satisfaction with a diversity, equity, and inclusion plan, the evaluator may ask employees about issues related to hiring and retention practices, pay raises, promotions, and overall leadership and organizational norms, practices, and policies.
Focus Groups
External evaluations can be conducted via focus groups in which a select group of people are brought into a controlled environment and asked specific questions about their individual perceptions or experiences with a business. For example, an external focus group may be used to gauge public perception or solicit feedback about staff engagement or customer service issues. Focus groups can be used to get input about why former clients ceased business relations with a company.
Observations
An impartial observer can evaluate various aspects of a company through observation techniques. For example, a company that wants to measure staff efficiency may use an external evaluator to observe customer interactions, timeliness of service delivery and traffic flow in and out of a place of business. A retail business may utilize an external observer to monitor customer wait times or customer and employee interactions.
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