Design your survey, pick your villages from the government Local Government Directory, and a trained, women-led field team collects the data for you. You get clean, consent-backed evidence — not a toolkit to run yourself.
Have an invite email? Open the link in it to finish setting up — there is nothing to fill in here first.
Form builders stop at the questionnaire and leave the hard part to you. Shaktigram keeps going — recruiting, training and deploying the enumerators, then handing back analysed evidence.
A named person who helps shape your questionnaire, runs bulk imports, manages the field team, and answers when something goes wrong.
Every location comes from the government Local Government Directory. LGD codes mean clean deduplication — and clean joins to Census, NFHS and scheme data later.
You declare purpose, sharing and retention once. We generate a plain-language notice — with audio — that the enumerator reads before any question is asked.
Reviewed questionnaires for health, agriculture, welfare and retail, so a blank page is never your starting point.
Duplicates, implausible durations, straight-lining and location checks run on every interview. Where a check has not run, the screen says so rather than showing a clean result.
Your fieldwork trains and employs rural women. That is reportable impact for CSR, funder and board reporting — out of the same spend.
Every project you commission trains and employs women in the districts you are surveying. It is not a donation attached to the invoice — it is how the data gets collected.
Numbers are deliberately absent here. Impact is recorded per organization, and the same enumerator works for several — so adding those figures together would count her more than once. A network total needs the reporting pipeline, and until it exists we would rather show you nothing than show you a number we cannot stand behind.
Tell us who you are and what you want to study. We reply within 48 hours.