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Ghana
Programme monitoring & outcome evaluation
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Nigeria
Midline evaluation of an agricultural value chain programme
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Cameroon
Baseline and performance monitoring of a livelihoods programme
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Zimbabwe
Impact evaluation of community health intervention
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Kenya
Customer experience & brand health tracking
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Algeria
Modern Standard Arabic is the official written base for national instruments, while Algerian Arabic is needed for natural interviewing. Tamazight should be considered for Kabyle, Chaoui, Tuareg and other...
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Angola
Portuguese is the official language and the main language for government, business and written questionnaires. National coverage often needs interviewer capacity in Umbundu, Kimbundu, Kikongo and Chokwe, especially...
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Benin
French is the official language and the working language of government, contracts and written instruments. National interviewing usually needs Fon and Yoruba, with Bariba, Dendi and other languages added by region...
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Botswana
English is the official government and business language, while Setswana is essential for broad respondent coverage. Instruments normally use English for official review and Setswana for interviews, with Kalanga...
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Burkina Faso
French remains the main official and administrative language for written instruments and government engagement. National respondent coverage requires Moore, Jula and Fulfulde capacity, with additional languages by...
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Burundi
Kirundi gives the broadest respondent coverage and should be central to national instruments. French and English are official languages used in government, donors and some technical settings, but everyday interviewing...
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Cabo Verde
Portuguese is the official language and the working language of government, laws and written instruments. Cabo Verdean Creole is essential for respondent-facing interviewing across islands, with Sotavento and Barlavento...
Explore countryCentral AfricaCameroon
French and English are official languages and the main administrative languages, with French dominant nationally and English central in the North-West and South-West. National studies often need Fulfulde, Ewondo, Duala...
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Central African Republic
French is the official written language for government and formal instruments, while Sango is essential for broad national interviewing. Local languages may be needed for specific communities outside Bangui and larger...
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Chad
French and Arabic are official languages, with French common in administration and formal reporting and Chadian Arabic important for respondent engagement. Sara, Kanembu, Maba and other languages matter by region...
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Comoros
Comorian, Arabic and French are official languages, but respondent-facing work usually needs island-specific Comorian varieties: Shingazidja, Shimwali, Shindzuani and Shimaore where relevant. French is common for...
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
French is the official language and the main language for government and written instruments. National interviewing usually needs Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo and Tshiluba, with many other languages for local work...
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