Your Innovative Academic Research Partner & Development
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Research Clinic Malawi provides comprehensive, end-to-end research and academic support services designed to meet the needs of students, professionals, institutions, and development organizations
Market research, Political research, External auditing
Editing, proofreading, and formatting research design and methodology guidance Data collection, analysis, and interpretation
Effective data research, publications and management
Our Vision statement is to be Africa’s leading and most trusted research consultancy, recognized for advancing quality research, academic excellence, and evidence-based development across Africa.
MISSION STATEMENT
To deliver accessible, ethical, and high-quality research and academic support services through professionalism, innovation, and collaboration, empowering individuals and institutions to achieve meaningful and sustainable outcomes.
We are deriven by the following core values:
Ubuntu: We believe in collective growth, respect, and collaboration in all our engagements.
Integrity: We uphold academic honesty, confidentiality, and ethical research practices.
Professionalism: We maintain high standards of competence, reliability, and accountability.
Innovation: We adopt modern research tools and methodologies to meet evolving challenges.
OUR FLAGSHIPJOURNALIntroducing JARD
What are they?
The Journal of Applied Research, Administration and Development (JARD) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published by Research Clinic Malawi which provides a multidisciplinary platform for the publication of high-quality research in administration,management, governance, public policy, development studies, and applied social sciences.
AIMS & FOCUS
JARD aims to advance knowledge and professional practice in administration, management, governance, leadership, organizational development, and applied social science research. The journal prioritizes studies that improve public systems, strengthen accountability, enhance service delivery, and contribute to development outcomes. JARD welcomes multidisciplinary research that links policy, institutions, and implementation realities, especially in African contexts.
Target Audience
JARD serves a diverse audience that includes academic researchers, university lecturers, postgraduate students, government departments, NGOs, donor-funded programmes, private sector institutions, consultants, and development practitioners. The journal is particularly relevant to individuals and organizations working in governance, public administration, institutional strengthening, policy development, and evidence-based programme implementation.
Manuscript Accepted
JARD accepts a range of scholarly and practice-oriented manuscripts, including Research Articles, Review Articles, Policy Briefs, Case Studies, Conference Proceedings, Short Communications (optional), and Special Issue Papers (optional). All submissions must be original, properly referenced, and aligned with the journal’s aims and scope.
Why Choose Us?We are dedicated to providing high-quality research support, training, and consultancy services.
With over 10 years of research and academic experience, Research Clinic provides the expertise, guidance, and tools to turn ideas into credible, impactful results.
Our Recent Activities
Explore some of the latest Research Clinic timeline of impactful activities
2024
January 2024 – February 2024
Online Risk & Community Awareness Study on Volcanic Activity (Comoros – Remote Research)
Research Clinic Malawi conducted an online research study focused on volcanic activity risks and public awareness in Comoros, using remote data collection methods. The study assessed community understanding of volcanic hazards, information access, disaster preparedness, and perceptions of early warning systems. Using structured online questionnaires and secondary data review, our team generated evidence on public awareness levels and gaps in risk communication. The final report highlighted practical recommendations for strengthening public education, community preparedness strategies, and stakeholder engagement for disaster risk reduction.
2019
August 2021 – December 2021
World Bank SAVE Project: Research Coordination & Institutional Engagement (Makoka & Associates Partnership)
In partnership with Makoka & Associates, Research Clinic Malawi supported research coordination activities for the World Bank-funded SAVE project, engaging national colleges and universities across Malawi. The program focused on strengthening institutional participation, research coordination, and documentation of key stakeholder perspectives related to skills development, higher education alignment, and national workforce needs. Our contribution included stakeholder mapping, structured engagement support, online and physical coordination, report development, and synthesis of findings across institutions. This assignment enhanced collaboration between academic institutions and development partners and contributed to improved evidence generation for education-sector programming.
6th May 2018
Tools and solutions
New activities
9th September 2018
Developing Financing Options
Some more new activities
18th December 2018
Improving Business Planning
last activity
Lets Connect!
We operates as a research support and academic publishing platform serving local and regional researchers, institutions, and development organizations. For general enquiries, manuscript submissions, partnerships, training requests, and publishing support, lets connect!
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We are professionals with diverse backgrounds in research and academia.
Guided by integrity, innovation, and ethical research standards and grounded in local understanding, ndife a ku Malawi, timamvetsetsa kafukufuku weniweni, we deliver reliable research solutions that create real academic, institutional, and development impact