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Kampala · Uganda

Health research execution, rooted in Uganda.

Afriscope Health Research is a Kampala-based organization that runs health research fieldwork in Uganda and across East Africa on behalf of universities, NGOs, and study sponsors.

What we carry

What we carry on your behalf

A focused set of capabilities — performed in-country, by a team that lives where the research happens. Read the full list of research execution services.

  • Field data collection

    Trained enumerators and supervisors gather quantitative and mixed-methods data across urban Kampala and rural districts. Each visit follows the sponsor protocol with documented chain of custody.

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  • Community engagement

    We introduce studies to local leaders, health workers, and households before recruitment begins. Engagement is paced to the community, not to a deadline.

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  • Qualitative research

    In-depth interviews, focus group discussions, and key informant work conducted in English, Luganda, Swahili, and other Ugandan languages. Transcripts are translated with cultural fidelity.

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Our work in place

Research that meets people where they live.

Our fieldwork happens in households, clinics, markets, and village halls — wherever the study brings us. We do not parachute in. The same team you brief in Kampala is the team that walks into the community.

That continuity matters. Trust is the difference between a study that finishes on time and a study that finishes well.

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Community fieldwork · East Africa

Orientation

Who we serve · Where we work · What we do

Who we serve
Universities, NGOs, and study sponsors who need rigorous in-country execution of health research in Uganda and across East Africa.
Where we work
Rooted in Kampala, with field operations across Uganda and the wider East Africa region.
What we do
We carry the on-the-ground work of a study: field data collection, community engagement, qualitative research, survey logistics, translation, and local coordination.

Common questions

Frequently asked

What does Afriscope Health Research do?
Afriscope Health Research is a Kampala-based organization that carries out the in-country execution of health research studies on behalf of universities, NGOs, and study sponsors. Our work covers field data collection, community engagement and recruitment, qualitative research support, survey logistics and operations, translation and cultural adaptation, and local coordination.
Where does Afriscope operate?
We are rooted in Kampala, Uganda, and conduct fieldwork across Uganda and the wider East Africa region. Our reach is grounded in local relationships rather than parachute teams flown in for a single study.
Is Afriscope a CRO?
We sit beside commercial CROs rather than inside their category. Afriscope is a Ugandan limited company that partners with researchers to carry out fieldwork with protocol fidelity and community care. We frame ourselves as a research partner, not a sales-led contract research vendor.
Who can engage Afriscope?
Universities, non-governmental organizations, ministries of health, foundations, and independent investigators who need a trusted in-country team to execute a health research study. We are most useful when a study calls for community-engaged research that respects the people it studies.
How can I get in touch with the team?
Write to team@afriscoperesearch.com or call +256 703 434 734. You can also use the contact page to share the outlines of your study and we will respond from Kampala within a few working days.
Principles

Quietly rigorous. Community first.

Every study Afriscope carries is shaped by five principles — community first, protocol fidelity, transparent reporting, local rootedness, and ethical stewardship. We work in the same towns and districts our families live in, and we measure our work by the way we leave the communities we study. Read more about who we are or our methodology principles.