BASELINE STUDY

Baseline assessment or needs assessment are typically used interchangeably. They typically refer to assessing the community needs of a focus geography. The baseline assessment refers to understanding the community needs through discussions, surveys, the community statistics available at the goverment and others agencies, etc.

The key benefits of our approach are:

Geography Specific Need Assessment
Customized and Impact Oriented interventions
Reporting and Recommendation

Our Baseline Assessment study is focused on assessing the needs of a community in the geography of focus. We initiate by just understanding the data available in the government records, any regional studies, etc. Once we have collated this data, we also perform our own on-group assessment focused on understanding demographic profile, socioeconomic status, existing government schemes, community feedback ,etc. Once the data is available, it becomes easier to assess the community needs and design interventions on the identified needs.

Difference between Need Assessment and Baseline Study

Aspect Need Assessment Baseline Study
Purpose Identify and understand the needs of a target population to inform program design. Establish starting values for key indicators to measure program impact later.
Timing Conducted before program planning or design begins. Conducted after program design but before implementation.
Focus Focuses on identifying gaps, priorities, and challenges within the community or population. Focuses on measuring specific indicators related to program goals.
Outcome Provides a foundation for designing interventions and setting objectives based on needs. Provides a benchmark for future evaluations to assess changes due to the program.

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