About Us

EMEGE Research Consulting (ERC) was established on June 29, 2019. Our name is inspired by the Javanese philosophy “Manunggal Enggal Gumregah”, which reflects our collaborative and responsive spirit:

  • Manunggal symbolises unity in collectively organising and shaping ideas;
  • Enggal stands for timeliness and efficiency in execution; and
  • Gumregah represents rising with purpose to execute plans effectively and thoughtfully.

 

These principles guide our partnerships, fostering a collaborative environment that welcomes the exchange of ideas and innovation.

ERC is committed to advancing the development of evidence-based programs and policies. We support partners in designing research frameworks and program interventions, and in formulating comprehensive implementation strategies—including baseline, midline, and endline studies.

Our services include the development of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEAL) frameworks using approaches such as Theory of Change and The Most Significant Change, adapted to the specific context and goals of each program. We also offer in-depth data analysis, formulation of evidence-based policy recommendations, and documentation of lessons learned through the creation of a Knowledge Management Hub to share best practices.

Additionally, ERC provides capacity-strengthening services for our partners, particularly in research methodology, data collection techniques, and the development and application of digital questionnaires for research and program monitoring.

Our team brings together interdisciplinary expertise and a wide-reaching professional network, particularly in the areas of public health, gender equality, disability and vulnerable group inclusion (GEDSI), child protection, policy analysis, and broader social equity issues such as stigma and discrimination.

We strive to respond to critical policy questions with valid and accurate data, aligning partner objectives with national and local development priorities. This partnership is further reinforced by our active involvement in professional networks, academic institutions, and research organisations to promote rights-based, inclusive access to essential services.

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