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13 Tips for Conducting an Effective Online Enumerator Training
The first half of 2020 has brought about massive changes to all areas of our lives – both personally and professionally. Businesses across all sectors have had to adapt to the restrictions put in place by Governments to reduce the spread of…
Mael Balac: EDI – My first impressions
I recently joined EDI Global as a Senior Research Officer / Analyst after five years spent in a development consulting firm in India. During that time, I led the design of mixed methods research frameworks ..
Piloting a Survey: Thoughts and Recommendations
The importance of piloting a survey can often be overlooked, but it is one of the most crucial project phases when seeking to deliver high quality data from a large-scale data collection….
EDI Global Newsletter
Explore EDI’s Year in Review here in a new infographic. Interesting facts, figures and more…
EDI: My First Impressions
My name is Dan Bunter and last week I joined EDI’s research team as an Assistant Research Officer…
Emma Cazou – My first week at EDI Global!
Last week, I joined EDI Global as an Assistant Research Officer. Recently graduated in development economics in France, I’m really excited to start this new experience at EDI Global …
Luz Azlor del Valle: Being Part of EDI!
We welcome Assistant Research Officer, Luz Azlor del Valle, to the EDI team! In this blog post, Luz reflects on her new journey with EDI!
EDI Global Newsletter June 2019
Recent news from EDI – project updates from the field, blog posts and much more…
Views from Research No. 16 | Implementing a school survey
Over the years, EDI has implemented numerous surveys focused on the learning outcomes of children and adolescents, and related topics such as youth empowerment. In this blog post, we provide a few tips and recommendations to researchers wishing to conduct school surveys…
Views from Research No. 15 | Building a questionnaire for a household survey: a check-list (part 2/2)
Socio-economic status of respondents is a key variable of economic models, and yet perhaps the most difficult to measure. Part 2 in our household questionnaire check-list…