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Central Asia’s changing international role under debate

Report released on the COVID-19 and media consumption in Central Asia
WHAT WE DO
At Crossroads Central Asia (CCA), we support, promote, and practice professional research and analysis to foster a deeper understanding of the dynamics shaping Central Asia’s development, security, and regional cooperation.
We produce independent, evidence-based research on critical policy issues affecting Central Asia. Our areas of focus include:
- Regional cooperation and security
- Governance and political development
- Geopolitics, geoeconomics, and global connectivity
- Water, energy, and resource management
Our approach is grounded in rigorous methodology, combining qualitative analysis with context-sensitive insights to inform decisions that matter.
For organizations seeking customized research solutions, we collaborate with Target Research—an independent research company specializing in:
- Qualitative studies: In-depth interviews, focus groups, and case studies
- Surveys & data collection: Design and implementation of targeted surveys
- Program evaluations: Impact assessments, monitoring, and data-driven evaluations
Through this partnership, we connect our thought leadership with practical, client-oriented research services, ensuring that decisions are backed by robust evidence.
We support organizations in assessing the impact and effectiveness of their programs and policies. Our M&E services focus on:
- Designing evaluation frameworks tailored to project goals
- Data-driven impact assessments for donor-funded programs
- Learning-oriented evaluations to inform strategic decisions
Our evaluations are rooted in independent analysis, helping stakeholders understand not just what works, but why it works.
We are committed to fostering critical thinking and knowledge exchange across Central Asia. This includes:
- Expert panels, workshops, and roundtables on key regional issues
- Research mentorship for early-career scholars and professionals
- Collaborative projects with academic institutions and policy networks
Our goal is to bridge the gap between research and practice, creating spaces for dialogue and informed debate.