Fama - Custom Research Agency

🟡 As a research agency, we recognize the importance of contributing to education. Understanding trends, identifying gaps, and providing data-driven insights can help stakeholders make informed decisions to improve the system. By studying the teacher shortage and its root causes, we can explore potential solutions, support policy development, and contribute to sustainable change. Research is not just about observing—it’s about driving impact 💡 Thank you, Osvitoria, for our valuable partnership! 🚀

🏢 We're wrapping up the year with an ambitious nationwide study on the administrative service system in Administrative Service Centers (ASC) in Ukraine, examining how Ukrainians choose to access administrative services— online or offline. Our research focuses on both employees and users of ASCs, using a comprehensive three-module approach: ▪️ Survey of ASC users; ▪️ In-depth interviews with ASC users and employees; ▪️ Focus group discussions with employees. 💡 This project aims not only to collect valuable statistical data but also to uncover the key drivers of digital transformation in Ukraine's public services. With multiple research modules and tight deadlines, this is one of the most intensive projects of the year. Thanks to structured processes and excellent teamwork, we’re confident it will be successfully completed by the end of 2024. Fama Research Agency is proud to conduct this study in cooperation with the EGAP Program, implemented by the @Eastern Europe Foundation, funded by Switzerland, and initiated by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.

Fama is now on LinkedIn! Let's get acquainted! Fama is an Ukrainian custom research agency that develops research solutions to management problems in public administration, business and politics. Fama started 14 years ago as a student startup, and the first investment was a one-year stipend for the founder. Today, we are trusted to develop research solutions by more than 100 Ukrainian and international partners, 95% of whom are our regular customers. Our portfolio includes more than 550 large-scale research projects to solve management problems in public administration, business, and politics. Fama Custom Research Agency is one of the ten national companies accredited by the Sociological Association of Ukraine (SAU) and a participant in the grant support program for Ukrainian enterprises from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Our approach to project implementation is to develop in-depth, comprehensive research solutions focused on your request. We act by scientific principles at all stages of development, from researching the topic to testing the tools in the field to obtain reliable and valid results. We carefully customize all processes with attention to detail. Join us 😉

The Fama - Custom Research Agency and the Analytical Center JurFem prepared the sociological analysis within the framework of the project “Sexual Violence in Ukraine: Seeing the Invisible”. 🎯The purpose of the study is to analyze the scale of sexual violence in Ukraine, to reveal the forms and manifestations of this phenomenon, as well as to study ways of responding to it. The research is aimed at identifying factors influencing the perception of sexual violence in society and further developing recommendations for improving the response to these cases. “Sexual violence remains one of the most invisible phenomena in Ukrainian society which is insufficiently reflected in the statistics of law enforcement agencies. Single sensational media reports and social media scandals cannot fully reflect the scale of this problem. Instead, most survivors choose the path of silence because there is a destructive noise in society surrounding these cases, which includes aggression and accusations,” – notes the chairwoman of JurFem Khrystyna Kit in the preface. ✔️You can download the study here: https://lnkd.in/dZ8DfWhX  ℹ️The “Sexual Violence in Ukraine: Seeing the Invisible” project is implemented by the Ukrainian Women Lawyers Association “JurFem” with the support of UNDP Ukraine and funding from the governments of Denmark and Japan. The results of this research survey constitute the conclusions and position of the research team and do not necessarily reflect the views of UNDP Ukraine and the governments of Denmark and Japan.