Project Soar is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering marginalized adolescent girls in Morocco through education and leadership programs. Its mission is to help the underprivileged  girls recognize their value, voice, body, rights, and path, equipping them to become leaders of today and tomorrow. Between 2022 and 2024, Project Soar successfully trained over 78 facilitators in different locations across Morocco. During this period, the program implemented 1875 workshops across 75 sites, leading to 3179 girls graduating. The Baseline and Endline Survey conducted during this timeframe captured key data on the program’s impact, providing critical insights into changes in participants’ beliefs, attitudes, and confidence levels. Comprising 50 questions, the survey provides valuable insights into critical areas such as personal development, education, gender equality, and mental well-being, offering a data-driven approach to understanding the program’s influence. By analyzing these responses, the study will not only assess Project Soar’s effectiveness but also identify opportunities for further refinement and growth.

Expected Result of the Project:

A comprehensive analysis of baseline and endline data  2022-2023 and 2023-2024.

Identification of key statistical trends and program impact.

Data-driven insights to support future program improvements.

Assess all the 50 questions for impact measurement, determine questions with no measurable curriculum impact, and refine the questionnaire accordingly.

Target of the Project:

Project Soar team.

Policymakers and stakeholders in the education and gender empowerment sectors.

Researchers and analysts studying girl empowerment programs.

Mission of the Candidate:

Conduct a thorough statistical analysis of baseline and endline data.

Identify statistically significant changes in beliefs and opinions before and after program participation.

Provide detailed insights into impact trends.

Offer strategic recommendations based on findings.

Present findings in a structured, accessible report format.

Conduct an evaluation of the 50 baseline-endline questions and provide recommendations.