Contact

Contact

Tell us about the study you’re planning.

Share the geography, sample, timeline and nature of the assignment. We’ll review the requirement and tell you clearly where MFRS can contribute.

Contact MFRS India

Start with the project requirement.

For research, surveys, monitoring, field operations, data services or related assignments, you can contact us directly or send a structured enquiry through the form below.

Head Office
Free Ganj Mandi
Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, India
Phone
+91 78696 39411 General and project enquiries
General Email
info@mfrsgroup.org Research, project and general enquiries
Website
mfrsgroup.org
Email Directory

Reach the right function directly.

Using the relevant address helps route enquiries to the appropriate function within MFRS.

01

General & Project Enquiries

Research requirements, surveys, monitoring, proposals, partnerships and general communication.

info@mfrsgroup.org
02

Careers & Recruitment

Recruitment communication, field opportunities and employment-related correspondence.

hr@mfrsgroup.org
03

Accounts & Billing

Invoices, payment correspondence and other accounts-related communication.

accounts@mfrsgroup.org
04

Director’s Office

Formal communication intended specifically for the Director’s Office.

director@mfrsgroup.org
Project Enquiry

Give us enough context to understand the assignment.

A short but specific brief helps us understand the likely field requirement, geography, scale and type of support you may need.

  • Organisation and contact details
  • Type of research or assignment
  • Proposed geography or coverage
  • Expected sample or scale, if known
  • Proposed timeline
  • Scope of support required from MFRS

Prefer email?

Project briefs, RFPs, Terms of Reference and other relevant documents can be sent to info@mfrsgroup.org.

Send a Project Enquiry

Complete the form below and provide the information currently available to you. Fields that are not yet final can be described approximately in the message.

A useful first conversation starts with a clear understanding of the requirement.

Whether the need is a field-only assignment or broader research, monitoring, data or reporting support, the first step is to understand the scope properly before committing to an approach.

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