Research synthesis and targeted evidence development for applied use

Organizations reach moments where evidence must be assembled, structured, and documented to meet a specific external or internal requirement—such as a grant application, program justification, reporting obligation, or external-facing narrative.

Sometimes the required evidence already exists and must be systematically synthesized and presented. Other times, the required evidence does not yet exist and must be developed in a focused, credible way.

Strategic Framing & Insight Advisory (SFIA) supports organizations by assembling, synthesizing, or developing evidence—and translating that work into traceable research artifacts prepared for external or internal evidentiary use.

SFIA produces evidence.

SFIA translates and documents results for clarity and external use, but does not add interpretive meaning, validate claims, or advise on decisions.

When Organizations Engage SFIA

Organizations engage SFIA when evidence must be prepared for consequential use, including:

• Grant or funding efforts
• Sponsorship or pilot readiness
• Program or initiative justification
• Reporting or documentation requirements
• Strategic or external narratives that require evidentiary support

SFIA is appropriate when the organization already knows what evidence is required and needs that evidence assembled, structured, or developed rigorously and transparently.

What SFIA Delivers

SFIA focuses on producing use-ready evidence artifacts, not interpretation or recommendation.

SFIA supports:

• Synthesis of existing evidence, including research literature, benchmarks, policy guidance, frameworks, and public data, assembled relative to a defined requirement.