Our surveys are typically available to individuals who meet the following criteria: they are citizens of African countries, aged 18 years or above, currently residing in Africa, and possess a valid ID card (we’ll use this to verify your identity for payment). However, for surveys that target a specific group, you will be notified about the eligibility criteria at the beginning of the survey.

Identity verification is necessary to prevent duplicate responses from the same individuals. This ensures the accuracy and reliability of our data.

We prioritize privacy and data security, handling personal information collected during verification with strict confidentiality and in compliance with privacy laws. Your privacy is safeguarded through our robust measures.

We send airtime directly to the phone number you provide during registration. All rewards will be sent within 48 hours after your submission has been approved by the researchers.

Yes. Researchers will only ever see your unique respondent ID when viewing survey responses or using our messaging feature. This will not tie to any information we may have collected during your registration.

Researchers also aren't allowed to ask for any personally identifiable information (PII) in surveys.

Surveys generally involve completing questionnaires that seek your insights and opinions on a range of topics. The duration of surveys can vary, typically lasting anywhere from 1 to 45 minutes. To participate in our surveys, you will need access to a mobile phone or a computer.

Rest assured, we value transparency in our survey invitations. We will always provide a clear description of the tasks involved and inform you about the number of sessions required for each survey via email for each available study. We understand that circumstances may change, and participants always have the freedom to discontinue their participation in an ongoing survey if they choose to do so.

Study Afrika is currently only available in Ghana, Kenya and Sierra Leone, but we’re actively working to expand to other African countries. We’ll update this site often to show our progress, but if you would like to be updated once Study Afrika is available in your country, fill out this quick form.

Please check your internet connection and close all other tabs on your computer or mobile phone if you have technical issues. If you continue to have difficulties loading a study, please contact our team via email along with the name of the study and a brief description of the problem you encountered.

If you would like more information about our research please do not hesitate to contact us by emailing us at questions@studyafrika.com.