What We Do
Analyseize produces evidence that informs decisions, dialogue, and long-term understanding. Our work combines original research, data synthesis, and structured engagement to ensure insight is not only generated, but used
Commissioned & Customized Research
Flagship & Original Studies
Data Aggregation & Insights
Structured Dialogue & Roundtables
Tools, Services & Measurement Platforms
1. Commissioned & Customized Research
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.
2. Flagship & Original Studies
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 and informing structured dialogue and create reference points for future research, interpretation, and public understanding.
3. Data Aggregation & Insights
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.
4. Structured Dialogue & Roundtables
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.
5. Tools, Services & Measurement Platforms
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.
Sectors & Themes
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.
Governance, Politics & Public Life
Public opinion, institutional trust, political participation, decentralization, and state–citizen relations.
Social Cohesion, Identity & Belonging
Marginalization, intergroup dynamics, polarization, belonging, and collective wellbeing.
Violence, Security & Community Resilience
Drivers of radicalization drivers, P/CVE, crime and drug related challenges, youth exposure to violence, and community resilience.
Gender, Family & Child Protection
Gender norms, women’s participation, child labor and child marriage, family systems, and protection pathways.
Economic Development & Livelihoods
Employment, vulnerability, youth aspirations, informal economies, entrepreneurship, and local economic ecosystems.
Rule of Law & Access to Services
Service pathways, institutional responsiveness.
Health, Wellbeing & Social Services
Mental health, psychosocial wellbeing, public health perceptions, and service delivery systems.
Media, Digital Society & Information Ecosystems
Social media behavior, digital safety, information exposure, and media trust.