Analyseize Research & Insight Group
Bilingual research & insights · Est. Amman · 2005

Two decades.
One conviction.

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Amman, Analyseize is a bilingual research and insights firm with deep local roots and long-standing regional and international collaborations.

350+
independent studies led or co-led
170K+
participants engaged across the region
13
countries across West Asia & North Africa
450+
briefings & presentations delivered
01

Credible evidence, where it's scarce.

For over two decades, we have worked across social, political, and economic domains, supporting institutions, organizations, and communities with credible, context-sensitive evidence.

Operating at the intersection of research and dialogue, Analyseize combines rigorous methodology with on-the-ground understanding to examine complex issues — particularly those that are often oversimplified or under-examined.

02

Trust, faithfully carried.

At the heart of our work is trust. We value the confidence placed in us by research participants who share candid views, often on sensitive or complex issues. We are committed to conveying these voices faithfully, even when findings challenge assumptions or expectations.

We are also driven by a regional imperative. Much of the Middle East and North Africa continues to be studied through externally driven frameworks, with limited locally generated data shaping the narrative. We are committed to expanding the region's own evidence base and contributing research that enables societies to better understand themselves on their own terms.

This ethos guides how we design research, how we engage in dialogue, and how we share insights — carefully, independently, and with respect for the people and contexts we study.

Five practices,
one standard of evidence.

Our work combines original research, data synthesis, and structured engagement to ensure insight is not only generated — but used.

01

Commissioned & Customized Research

Practice · 01 of 05
In short
Original, commissioned research — from national surveys to community-level qualitative studies — designed around your decision, not our template.

Analyseize designs and implements bespoke research studies for public institutions, private sector organizations, and civil society actors. Each study is tailored to specific policy, programmatic, strategic, or commercial decision-making needs — and conducted with rigorous methodological and ethical standards.

Our work is grounded in deep contextual understanding of Jordan and the wider region. Studies may operate at national, governorate, sectoral, or community levels, and can remain fully confidential or, where agreed, contribute to broader learning through aggregated or anonymized analysis.

We work across qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method designs — including online, telephone (CATI), and face-to-face surveys, focus group discussions, and in-depth interviews. Research design is shaped by the question being asked, the context in which it sits, and the decisions it is intended to inform.

Approaches
CATICAPIOnlineFGDsIDIsMixed-methods
Figure · How we run a study SAMPLE RANGES · TYPICAL
National household survey
1,000 – 10,000
Face-to-face · CAPI
8 – 14 weeks
Telephone survey
500 – 3,000
CATI
2 – 6 weeks
Online & web-push
Variable
Web
1 – 4 weeks
Focus group discussions
6 – 12 groups
In-person
3 – 5 weeks
In-depth interviews
20 – 80
Semi-structured
4 – 8 weeks
Mixed-method longitudinal
Multi-wave
Composite
12 – 36 months
Scale of inquiry
National Governorate Sectoral Community
Release model
Confidential Aggregated Open release
02

Flagship & Original Studies

Practice · 02 of 05
In short
Self-initiated investigations into questions the region is asking — or avoiding. Published openly; cited across policy and press.

Alongside commissioned work, Analyseize initiates and leads large, original studies designed to address critical evidence gaps and emerging public questions.

These studies generate new primary data or apply rigorous analytical frameworks to examine complex social, political, economic, and behavioral dynamics. They are designed with a longer horizon in mind — anchoring national-level analysis, informing structured dialogue, and creating reference points for future research, interpretation, and public understanding.

Approaches
National samplingLongitudinalMixed-methodOpen access
03

Data Aggregation & Insights

Practice · 03 of 05
In short
Four hundred studies, three decades of Jordanian primary research — curated, cross-referenced, and openly available to researchers, journalists, and institutions.

Through its Data & Insights Library, Analyseize curates and analyzes findings from over 400 published studies conducted in Jordan over the past three decades by research institutions, academic bodies, and development organizations.

This work does not replicate primary research. Instead, it synthesizes, compares, and re-examines existing data to surface trends, shifts, and structural patterns over time. All sources are transparently referenced, supporting researchers, journalists, and decision-makers seeking longitudinal and comparative insight.

Approaches
Citation-readyCross-referencedLongitudinal synthesisOpen access
Figure · The Library, in time Illustrative
400+ studies, three decades of Jordanian primary research.
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studies indexed
30
years of evidence
8
interconnected sectors
100%
transparently sourced
Source · research institutions, academic bodies, development organizations OPEN LIBRARY
04

Structured Dialogue & Roundtables

Practice · 04 of 05
In short
Closed, curated convenings that test interpretation, surface disagreement, and connect evidence to the people who act on it.

Analyseize convenes closed, curated roundtable discussions bringing together policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and subject-matter experts.

These dialogues are anchored in evidence and designed to test interpretation, surface disagreement, and explore implications — rather than build consensus or visibility. Each roundtable produces clear outputs, such as insight summaries or discussion papers, ensuring that dialogue contributes to ongoing analysis and future research.

Approaches
Closed-doorChatham HouseInsight summariesDiscussion papers
The room
Closed-door. Chatham House.
EVIDENCE ON THE TABLE
Around the table
Policymaker
Ministry of …
Practitioner
INGO / agency
Researcher
Academic / independent
Subject-matter expert
Sector specialist
What the room produces
Insight summary
Tightly written distillation of the room
5 – 12 pages
Discussion paper
Where dialogue raises a new question
20 – 40 pages
Working notes
For sustained follow-on engagement
Confidential
05

Tools, Services & Measurement Platforms

Practice · 05 of 05
In short
Omnibus surveys, composite indexes, and measurement platforms that turn one-off research into sustained understanding.

Analyseize develops applied research tools that extend the value of evidence beyond individual studies. These include thematic and composite indexes, omnibus survey services, and measurement frameworks.

These tools support long-term monitoring, comparative analysis, and shared access to data — helping institutions move from one-off research toward sustained learning and evidence-based decision-making.

For information on upcoming omnibus waves or tools under development, we invite interested partners to contact us.

Approaches
IndexesOmnibusM&E frameworksDashboards

Eight domains.
One interwoven question.

Analyseize works across interconnected social, political, and economic domains. Our research recognizes that institutions, behavior, identity, and lived realities are deeply interwoven — and that complex challenges rarely sit within a single sector.

Sector · 01

Governance, Politics & Public Life

Public opinion, institutional trust, political participation, decentralization, and state–citizen relations.

Public opinionInstitutional trustPolitical participationDecentralizationState–citizen relations
58 STUDIES
Sector · 02

Social Cohesion, Identity & Belonging

Marginalization, intergroup dynamics, polarization, belonging, and collective wellbeing.

MarginalizationIntergroup dynamicsPolarizationBelongingCollective wellbeing
42 STUDIES
Sector · 03

Violence, Security & Community Resilience

Drivers of radicalization, P/CVE, crime and drug-related challenges, youth exposure to violence, and community resilience.

Radicalization driversP/CVEDrug & crimeYouth exposureCommunity resilience
31 STUDIES
Sector · 04

Gender, Family & Child Protection

Gender norms, women's participation, child labor and child marriage, family systems, and protection pathways.

Gender normsWomen's participationChild laborChild marriageProtection pathways
37 STUDIES
Sector · 05

Economic Development & Livelihoods

Employment, vulnerability, youth aspirations, informal economies, entrepreneurship, and local economic ecosystems.

EmploymentVulnerabilityYouth aspirationsInformal economyEntrepreneurship
44 STUDIES
Sector · 06

Rule of Law & Access to Services

Service pathways, institutional responsiveness, access to justice, and administrative procedures.

Service pathwaysInstitutional responsivenessAccess to justice
22 STUDIES
Sector · 07

Health, Wellbeing & Social Services

Mental health, psychosocial wellbeing, public health perceptions, and service delivery systems.

Mental healthPsychosocial wellbeingPublic-health perceptionsService delivery
29 STUDIES
Sector · 08

Media, Digital Society & Information Ecosystems

Social media behavior, digital safety, information exposure, and media trust.

Social media behaviourDigital safetyInformation exposureMedia trust
33 STUDIES
On intersections
Many of our studies intentionally examine intersections across these domains — to better understand systemic change.
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Twenty years, compounding.

Over the past two decades, Analyseize has led and contributed to more than 350 independent research studies across the West Asia and North Africa region. Through this work, we have engaged more than 170,000 participants across 13 countries and delivered over 450 presentations and briefings to policymakers, practitioners, and private sector decision-makers.

Our experience spans national, governorate, and community-level studies, supported by sustained field presence across diverse geographic and social contexts. Our core team brings together more than 100 years of combined experience, supported by collaborating experts across multiple countries. This structure enables continuity, methodological rigor, and long-term institutional memory.

While much of our work remains confidential, selected studies and summaries are shared publicly. As we enter our third decade, we are opening more of our work to the public — sharing data, analysis, and dialogue more openly, while continuing to uphold the rigor and independence that have defined us from the start.

Curious about a specific topic, sector, or method?

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