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Views from the Field No. 9 | Keeping your survey on track when the internet lets you down

Views from the Field No. 9 | Keeping your survey on track when the internet lets you down

by ediglobal | Mar 14, 2019

With the launch of the highly anticipated surveybe release 6 later this year, I’ve been reflecting on the merits of both online and offline data collection modes…

Views from the Field No. 8 | What are the key elements of a consent form for a household survey?

Views from the Field No. 8 | What are the key elements of a consent form for a household survey?

by ediglobal | Oct 11, 2018

Obtaining informed consent is key to the process of protecting survey respondents and to the validity of the research. Research respondent protection and data protection has always been central to EDI’s ethos…

Views from the Field No. 7 | Improving Data Quality using GIS

Views from the Field No. 7 | Improving Data Quality using GIS

by ediglobal | Sep 18, 2018

In this Views from the Field blog post we explore Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and how they can be applied to survey design…

Views from the Field No. 6 | Confidentiality and Data Protection During Fieldwork

Views from the Field No. 6 | Confidentiality and Data Protection During Fieldwork

by ediglobal | Jan 26, 2018

In the era of dematerialisation (i.e. a paperless era), ensuring the security of data collected in field is paramount. The recent examples of major data breaches and cyber-attacks calls for even further reflection and review of protocols to manage and store personally identifiable information.

Views from the Field No. 5 | Improving data accuracy and consistency using interviewer instructions

Views from the Field No. 5 | Improving data accuracy and consistency using interviewer instructions

by ediglobal | Aug 2, 2017

From our experience, one of the easiest and most effective ways to ensure the consistency of data collected during CAPI surveys is through the use of interviewer instructions that are programmed into the surveying software and are visible to interviewers during surveys. Such instructions can provide a number of benefits…

Views from the Field No. 4 | Keep successfully on track: Utilising tracking tools in baseline surveys

Views from the Field No. 4 | Keep successfully on track: Utilising tracking tools in baseline surveys

by ediglobal | May 12, 2017

Drawing on our collective experience at EDI in designing baseline surveys and implementing various follow-up surveys in developing countries, we provide some practical guidelines to maximise data quality and to facilitate tracking of respondents.

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