Socioeconomic & Policy Analytics

Transforming Data into Policy Insight and Measurable Impact

Executive Overview

GSEI provides applied socioeconomic intelligence services for ministries, agencies, development institutions, and impact-driven organisations. Socioeconomic & Policy Analytics under GSEI Analytics serves as an applied intelligence arm dedicated to transforming complex data into structured insight, strategic direction, and measurable socio-economic impact. Positioned at the intersection of analytics, research methodology, and human-centred interpretation, this unit supports ministries, agencies, GLCs, zakat and waqf institutions, NGOs, and development-driven organisations in designing evidence-based programmes and policy interventions. In an environment where decisions increasingly require accountability, transparency, and measurable outcomes, GSEI provides rigorous analytical frameworks that move beyond descriptive reporting toward actionable intelligence. The platform integrates quantitative modelling, econometrics, index development, and impact measurement with qualitative field understanding to ensure contextual accuracy and policy relevance.

Our approach emphasises:

• Structured socioeconomic profiling and data-driven community mapping

• Programme impact evaluation aligned with SDG, ESG, and Theory of Change frameworks

• Custom index construction for performance monitoring and institutional benchmarking

• Mixed-method integration combining statistical modelling with grounded field insight

Operating through a hybrid delivery model (field deployment and advanced analytics), all engagements are administered under UiTM TechnoVenture governance, ensuring institutional legitimacy, compliance integrity, and professional accountability.

Scope of Services 

1. Community Profiling & Socioeconomic Mapping

Household surveys, income analysis, vulnerability mapping, demographic clustering. Comprehensive socioeconomic assessments designed to provide structured insight into demographic patterns, income distribution, vulnerability indicators, and development gaps.

Scope includes:

• Household and institutional surveys

• Income stratification and livelihood analysis

• Vulnerability and poverty segmentation modelling

• Geospatial and clustering analysis

• Baseline studies for programme design

Project Value Range: RM5,000 – RM40,000

(Subject to scope, scale, and methodological complexity)

This service supports ministries, state agencies, zakat institutions, cooperatives, and development bodies in designing targeted, data-informed interventions.

2. Programme Impact Evaluation & Performance Measurement

Structured evaluation frameworks that assess programme effectiveness, outcome achievement, and socio-economic return.

Scope includes:

• Theory of Change (ToC) framework development

• KPI alignment and performance benchmarking

• SDG and ESG impact mapping

• Social Return on Investment (SROI) analysis

• Before–after and quasi-experimental impact studies

The objective is to move beyond activity reporting toward measurable evidence of impact and strategic improvement.

3.Index & Indicator Development

   Custom index construction (e.g., Asnaf Index, Community Resilience Index, Digital Readiness Index).

4.Mixed-Method Research

   Quantitative modelling + qualitative FGD/interview synthesis.

Project Value Range: RM10,000 – RM60,000

(Subject to scope, scale, and methodological complexity)

3. Custom index construction and composite indicator modelling tailored to institutional or policy needs.

Scope includes:

• Development of composite socioeconomic indices

• Institutional performance index modelling

• Community resilience and digital readiness indices

• Society target group or beneficiary pressure index frameworks

• Indicator validation and weighting methodology

Each index is developed using statistically sound modelling techniques, ensuring transparency, replicability, and long-term monitoring capacity.

Project Value Range: RM10,000 – RM70,000

(Subject to scope, scale, and methodological complexity)

4. Integrated quantitative and qualitative research designs that provide holistic understanding of socio-economic issues.

Scope includes:

• Quantitative modelling (econometrics, SEM, predictive modelling)

• Focus group discussions (FGD) and in-depth interviews

• Policy gap analysis and strategic diagnostics

• Cross-sector comparative studies

• Evidence synthesis and executive reporting

This integrated approach ensures that data is not interpreted in isolation but anchored in lived realities and policy context.

Project Value Range: RM30,000 – RM90,000

(Subject to scope, scale, and methodological complexity)

Engagement & Delivery Model

Socioeconomic & Policy Analytics – GSEI Analytics

GSEI adopts a structured, governance-aligned engagement model designed to ensure methodological integrity, financial transparency, and measurable project outcomes. Each engagement is implemented through a phased approach under institutional oversight via UiTM TechnoVenture.

Phase 1: Scoping & Diagnostic Consultation

Phase 2: Methodological Design & Framework Development

Phase 3: Data Collection & Analytical Execution

Phase 4: Reporting, Strategic Interpretation & Executive Briefing

Governance & Commercial Structure

All projects are administered under UiTM TechnoVenture governance for institutional compliance, contractual integrity, and financial transparency. Revenue allocation follows the approved institutional structure, ensuring:

• Governance oversight

• Compliance with university policies

• Sustainable platform development

• Fair expert compensation

Delivery Format

GSEI operates on a hybrid delivery model:

1. Field deployment (where required)

2. Online analytical execution

3. Executive-level physical presentation (upon request)

This structure ensures cost efficiency, scalability, and professional impact.

To initiate a project discussion or request a formal proposal, please contact:

GSEI Secretariat

📞 +60 19-305 7682

Email: icscsconference@gmail.com