Cracking Causality in Complex Policy Contexts
| 17 January 2022 | QuIP Articles
This blog was originally written by Professor James Copestake for the Centre for Qualitative Analysis at the University of Bath,...
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Using qualitative interviews with young people
| 13 July 2021 | QuIP Articles
How old do you need to be to participate in a QuIP study? Bath SDR has often been asked this...
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Interviewing adolescent girls in Kenya: Feed the Children
| 21 June 2021 | QuIP Articles
We are grateful for this guest post from Rosemary Nyaga, M&E Manager at Feed the Children. Rosemary completed an online...
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The importance of closing the feedback loop: a perspective from Uganda
| 10 May 2021 | QuIP Articles
A guest post by Moses Mukuru, QuIP Lead Researcher in Uganda Since 2016, when QuIP was first introduced in Uganda,...
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Measuring economic empowerment in impact investing
| 28 April 2021 | QuIP Articles
We’re delighted to share this guest post written by Mollie Liesner, Senior Impact Manager at AgDevCo. AgDevCo is an impact...
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Financial inclusion: are we finally asking the right questions?
| 17 February 2021 | QuIP Articles
This post is written by Bath SDR Associate Aurelie Larquemin who has worked on a number of QuIP studies in...
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Everyday puzzles in QuIP research: Is God an explanation?
| 8 February 2021 | QuIP Articles
Does every explanation of a change have to be a change itself? Can only changes explain changes? At BSDR and...
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A family resemblance: Outcome Harvesting and QuIP compared
| 4 July 2017 | QuIP Articles
The proliferation of different methods and tools for organisational monitoring, evaluation, learning and accountability (MELA) can be a source of...
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