SESRI

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Social and Economic Survey Research Institute (SESRI) is a survey institute and social science research contributor that is part of Qatar University.^[1][2]

Qatar University realized the importance to enhance its social science research capacity^[3] with particular focus on monitoring the reality of national development and trends of its indicators based on evidence.^[4] Therefore, QU established SESRI in October 2008.^[5][6][7][8] To advance evidence-based decision-making and policy-making, SESRI established Policy Department in 2014.^[9][10]

Since its commencement, SESRI carried out more than 100 high-quality^[7][11][12] surveys on Qataris citizens, and also on the enormous expatriate residents of Qatar.^[3] Surveys were conducted to guide the public and the government, in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030.^[13] All surveys were performed in accordance with the highest scientific and ethical standards.^[14]

SESRI has three departments:^[15]

1. Survey Operations Support Department
2. Research Department
3. Policy Department

To ensure commitments to quality^[16] and to affirm compliance to international standards, SESRI successfully passed the requirements for ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Standards from Bureau Veritas.^[17][18]  

• Provides consultancy services in survey research and socio-cultural development.^[10]
• Advances the evidence-based decision-making and policy-making.^[10]
• Capacity building for Qatari nationals in survey research methodology.^[8]
• Research topics of interest to Qatar (such as labor markets and migration, and female participation in the labor force^[19]).
• Provides reliable and up-to-date scientific data about the challenges and opportunities associated with Qataris between the age of 18 and 29.^[20]
• Implement survey projects^[1] on social and economic issues.^[21]
• Contributes to knowledge that is applied in character.^[1]
• Explore strategies and priorities for meeting the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)^[22] in Qatar.

• Provides strategic analysis for policymakers in key issues such as family, gender relations, and demographic transitions in Qatar.^[10]
• Ongoing agricultural census to boost food security strategy^[23][24][25] in Qatar.
• ‘World Mental Health Qatar’s (WMHQ) study to enhance the understanding of the epidemiology of mental illness in Qatar.^[26][27][28]
• Assessing the extent of ‘Relative poverty’ among lower income Qatari Households.^[29][30][31]
• Conducted survey for National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) on Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Qatar^[32] to assist CSOs awareness of the significance of the NHRC.

• Using Innovative Technology in the Management of Food Waste in Qatar.^[33]
• Greywater for Qatar's Water & Food Security.^[34]

• Qatar University
• Qatar University Library
• Mariam Al Maadeed

• Research and Graduate Studies Office at Qatar University
• Qatar University Newsroom
• National Human Rights Committee (NHRC)