News & Views
Some introductory copy here to introduce the news
QuIP online training course – now live at any time to suit you!
After many years of offering a hybrid online course on QuIP at fixed times, we have now updated the course to be available as an entirely self-study option. Although live group sessions are wonderful, running the course on occasional fixed dates around our schedules was not convenient for everyone else’s schedules! We would still love...
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Released today: Qualitative research on drivers of child work and schooling in India
We’re excited to share findings and materials launched today by UNICEF Innocenti Global Office of Research and Foresight on two exploratory studies conducted with children and adolescents in Bihar and Telangana, India. Bath SDR worked alongside UNICEF Innocenti and Young Lives India throughout 2024 on this research into child work, labour and schooling , supporting...
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QuIP evaluation of the effectiveness of the Social Cash Transfer programme in urban Zambia
This is a guest post about a recent QuIP evaluation by UNICEF, authored by Silvia Storchi, Joseph Mumba Zulu, Mathilde Van Drooghenbroeck, Thibault Uytterhaegen (UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight) and Adam Silumbwe (School of Public Health, University of Zambia), cross-posted with kind permission from socialprotection.org. The study was conducted in collaboration...
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Using QuIP to Evaluate a Holistic Community Development Program (World Concern)
A guest blog written by Kristen Check, Vice President, EIG Insights and Katie Toop, Senior Director of Transformational Development, World Concern In 2021, World Concern commissioned an external evaluation of the OVT program to assess its community impact. This blog details the rationale and process, but you can see a summarized version of the report...
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New UNICEF qualitative study of a pilot universal child benefit programme in Kenya
It is great to see another independent QuIP publication – Qualitative Assessment of the Implementation and Impact of the Pilot Universal Child Benefit Programme in Kenya by Dr Thibault Uytterhaegen alongside Lusajo Kajula, Sofia af Hällström, Nyasha Tirivayi and Mathilde Van Drooghenbroeck of UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight. This is a...
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How many interviews are enough? (updated)
This blog had slipped out of sight on our news page, and given that we are so often asked about sample sizes, I thought it was a good time to update it, with a few changes and additional references. Thank you again to the wonderful Chris Lysy for the cartoon, which we republish with his...
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Guest blog: Using QuIP to evaluate Impact Networks
Impact evaluation methodologies are an evolving field, particularly when applied to network organizations. Dr Filip Zieliński attended a QuIP training course in 2024 and went on to conduct a pro bono impact evaluation of a German network of jazz venues to test the effectiveness of QuIP and the Causal Map App in the context of impact...
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Free Bond webinar 13th Feb: Producing policy-relevant evidence to address global challenges
James Copestake, author of the Qualitative Impact Protocol (QuIP), will be presenting with his colleagues from the University of Bath at this free Bond event on 13th February. You need to create an account to sign up, but the event is open to all members of the public. It will feature references to QuIP! Event...
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Latest translation – Arabic QuIP guidelines
This week we were pleased to add another non-English language resource to our library; the QuIP guidelines are now available in Levantine Arabic – click here to access the document. Although we are still only able to offer our face to face training in English and French, we are always keen to add other language...
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