Our Work
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.
Independent research, rooted in the region.
We have worked across social, political, and economic domains, supporting institutions, organizations, and communities with credible, context-sensitive evidence.
Our work is grounded in a simple conviction: meaningful decisions require more than data points. They require context, credibility and connection. We invest time in understanding people's experiences, perceptions, and constraints, and in interpreting how these interact with institutions, policy and change.
Operating at the intersection of research and dialogue, we combine rigorous methodology with on-the-ground understanding to examine complex issues, particularly those that are often oversimplified or under-examined.
Built on trust.
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 convey their voices faithfully, even when findings challenge expectations.
We are also driven by a regional imperative. West Asia and North Africa are too often studied through outside frameworks, with little locally generated data shaping the narrative. We work to build the region's own evidence base, so societies can understand themselves on their own terms.
Our work combines original research, data synthesis, and structured engagement to ensure insight is not only generated, but used.
Commissioned & Customized Research
We design and run bespoke studies for public institutions, private-sector organizations, and civil society, at national, governorate, sectoral, or community level. Every study meets rigorous methodological and ethical standards, and can stay fully confidential or, where agreed, feed broader learning through anonymized analysis.
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, informing structured dialogue, and creating reference points for future research, interpretation, and public understanding.
Browse them in the Library →Data Aggregation & Insights
Through its Data & Insights Library, the Archive housed in the Analyseize Lab, Analyseize curates and analyzes findings from over 500 published studies conducted in Jordan over the past four decades by research institutions, academic bodies, and development organizations. The Archive is not limited to Analyseize's own work: it brings research from across the field together in one place.
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.
Structured Dialogue & Roundtables
Analyseize convenes closed, curated roundtable discussions bringing together policy and decision-makers, civil society and NGOs, 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, discussion papers, or policy briefs and recommendations, ensuring that dialogue contributes to ongoing analysis and future research.
Impact by Analyseize
Led by MEL expert Nour Darwazeh, Impact brings the same rigor and contextual depth to the full MEL cycle, working with NGOs, international organizations, government institutions, and donors.
- MEL System Design & Framework Development
- Baseline, Midline & Endline Studies
- Impact Assessments
- Needs Assessments
- Third-Party Monitoring & Reporting
- Capacity Building & MEL Training
- Learning Reviews, Policy Analysis & Data Visualization
Eight domains.
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, and citizen-state relations.
Social Cohesion, Identity & Belonging
Marginalization, intergroup dynamics, and collective wellbeing.
Violence, Security & Community Resilience
Radicalization, community resilience, and youth exposure to violence.
Gender, Family & Child Protection
Gender norms, child protection, and family systems.
Economic Development & Livelihoods
Employment, livelihoods, and local economic ecosystems.
Rule of Law & Access to Services
Service pathways, justice, and institutional responsiveness.
Health, Wellbeing & Social Services
Mental health, wellbeing, and public health perceptions.
Media, Digital Society & Information Ecosystems
Social media behavior, digital safety, and media trust.
Many of our studies intentionally examine intersections across these domains, to better understand systemic change.
Twenty years, compounding.
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.