Research

• New Evidence
• Research Roundtables

Research Roundtable video: Comparing in-person and online modes of data collection

Sep 4, 2020 | By Annette N. Brown

Research

• Methods
• New Evidence
• R&E Practice

What’s mode got to do with it? Comparing in-person and online qualitative data collection

Jan 29, 2020 | By Emily Namey

Research

• Methods
• R&E Practice

Can you see me now? My experiences testing different modes of qualitative data collection

Jan 14, 2020 | By Emily Namey

Economic Development

• Methods
• New Evidence

Whether, which and when: Developing guidance for the integration of household economic strengthening activities into family support programming

Nov 13, 2019 | By Emily Namey

Economic Development

• Methods
• New Evidence

Show me the money! How we have used financial diaries to inform research and programming for vulnerable groups

Oct 28, 2019 | By Lara Lorenzetti, Emily Namey and Mandy Swann

Economic Development

• Methods
• New Evidence

Understanding the financial lives of vulnerable groups using financial diaries

Oct 7, 2019 | By Mandy Swann, Emily Namey and Lara Lorenzetti

Economic Development

• Methods
• New Evidence

ASPIRES’ realist evaluation approach to building the evidence base for household economic strengthening to reduce HIV vulnerability

May 30, 2019 | By Emily Namey

Health

• New Evidence

The state of the evidence for household economic strengthening approaches for HIV outcomes

Jul 12, 2018 | By Emily Namey

Research

• Methods

Exploring the parameters of “it depends” for estimating the rate of data saturation in qualitative inquiry

Aug 24, 2017 | By Greg Guest and Emily Namey

Research

• R&E Practice

Riddle me this: How many interviews (or focus groups) are enough?

Apr 25, 2017 | By Emily Namey