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Recorded QuIP webcast now available

By | 14 November 2016 |

The Aga Khan Foundation in Ottawa hosted James Copestake on 20th October to deliver a presentation on: Cautionary tales of complex causation: Qualitative and mixed method impact assessment of climate change and livelihood transformations in Africa

A recording of the presentation is available, where you can see James Copestake talking about the background to the QuIP and how we can strengthen qualitative and mixed method impact evaluation by benchmarking different methods against each other.

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The Assessing Rural Transformations research was sponsored by the UK Department for International Development and the Economic and Social Research Council - grant number ES/J018090/1.

The follow-up work on disseminating the QuIP was sponsored by the UK Department for International Development and the Economic and Social Research Council - grant number ES/NO15649/1.

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