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QuIP briefing paper

An accessible methodological guide which outlines the QuIP approach in the context of other similar evaluation methods, the best place to start!

Attributing Development Impact: The qualitative impact protocol case book

This book contains reflections on real QuIP case studies and detailed guidelines. Available as a free e-book.

Intrac: Summary of QuIP

Intrac have published a useful step by step guide to QuIP. This accessible document gives a brief introduction to each step in a QuIP study.

QuIP and Outcome Harvesting compared

A comparison of the two approaches in table form, taken from the QuIP briefing paper

QuIP and Process Tracing compared

A comparison of the two approaches in table form, taken from the QuIP briefing paper

QuIP and Contribution Analysis compared

A comparison of the two approaches in table form, taken from the QuIP briefing paper.

From narrative text to causal maps

Guidance on selecting, coding, filtering and using data to produce causal maps and how the outputs can complement other forms of enquiry.

QuIP compared to thirty other approaches to impact evaluation

Brief overview comparison table taken from the book Attributing Development Impact

Exploring alignment between the Qualitative Impact Protocol and the Principles of Social Value

This paper explores how the QuIP sits within the Principles of Social Value - the SVI Framework and the opportunities offered by the alignment between QuIP and SROI.

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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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