From evidence generation to programme design, implementation, and evaluation, Clavis manages the complete research cycle for NGOs, development organisations, governments, businesses, and international funders tackling the world's most complex challenges.
We work across the full spectrum of research and programme development. From the first evidence question to the final evaluation that tells you whether it worked, we manage it all. Hover each service to see more.
We design and execute research that produces evidence you can act on. Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches applied to the full range of contexts where rigorous evidence is needed to make decisions, secure funding, and demonstrate impact.
We translate evidence into programmes, strategies, and frameworks. Whether you are an NGO building a community intervention, a business developing a CSI programme, or a government agency designing policy, we connect research findings to fundable, implementable action.
We stay through delivery. Our monitoring, evaluation, and applied research and development work provides the evidence infrastructure that makes programmes, businesses, and policies accountable, improvable, and ready for the next iteration.
If your challenge crosses disciplines, sectors, or borders and requires more than a generic report, Clavis is built for you.
Most organisations touch one piece of this. Clavis does all of it, and the connections between the stages are where the real value is created.
Primary research, data collection, environmental and systems analysis, and the measurement instruments that make the problem legible and the solution defensible.
Theory of change, intervention architecture, and logical frameworks grounded in what the evidence actually shows, built to meet funder standards.
Research-informed support during delivery, ensuring fidelity to the evidence base as real-world conditions evolve and decisions need to be made on incomplete information.
Monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement that answers the question funders and boards actually need answered, not just the question that is easy to ask.
The applied research that turns evaluation findings into the next generation of the programme, the product, or the policy. The cycle continues and compounds.
The cycle is continuous. Every evaluation generates new evidence. Every new evidence base enables better programme design. Organisations that stay in the cycle improve faster than those that treat research as a one-off activity.
Every study is documented, every methodological decision is justified, and every output is built to a standard that allows independent verification. We work to international research standards because our clients need to be able to defend what we produce.
Our team has worked in more than 20 countries across four continents. Context is not a footnote in our research, it is the analysis. We understand that the same question produces entirely different answers depending on where and for whom it is being asked.
Research that does not change decisions is an expense. Every engagement we take on is designed around the specific decision it must inform, for a funder, a board, a government department, or a programme team. We ask that question before we design a single research activity.
We take the ethical obligations of research seriously, particularly research involving marginalised populations, sensitive topics, and contexts where the stakes of getting it wrong extend well beyond an academic correction.
Clavis is committed to research that contributes to the academic literature as well as to the organisations and communities it serves.
The first validated composite index of LGBT stigma and discrimination in Sri Lanka, grounded in minority stress theory and OECD/JRC composite indicator methodology. A 2012 baseline instrument designed for longitudinal replication.
The SLSDI is a four-domain composite instrument built from the 2012 EQUAL GROUND national data. It produces a baseline score of 32.05 (Moderate band) that is stable across five weighting scenarios and designed for longitudinal replication. It is the first measurement instrument of its kind for Sri Lanka, and its methodology is directly applicable to any country where the stigma measurement gap exists.
Our team brings together expertise in engineering, mathematical sciences, data science, banking, business analysis, and international research, a combination that allows us to take on research problems that cross disciplines, sectors, and geographies.
Strategic leadership, business direction, and institutional partnerships. Drives Clavis's growth and long-term positioning across sectors and geographies.
Nearly 20 years of international research experience. Mathematical sciences, data science, human rights, and M&E across four continents. Research cited at the United Nations.
With a background in civil engineering and operations, she brings systematic, process-driven project delivery to every research engagement from inception to final reporting.
Mathematical Technology, Data Science, Banking, and Business Analysis. Quantitative depth across research, financial, and commercial contexts.
We work with NGOs, governments, businesses, and international organisations that need more than a report. Bring us your problem and we will tell you honestly whether we can help, how we would approach it, and what it will take.