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Session 5.1: Evidence synthesis for social and behavioural data (presentation)
This session presents ways to access relevant data and information required to undertake an evidence synthesis, and then approaches to synthesizing qualitative evidence from those different sources.
2022
Session 5.4: Feeding back to communities and using findings to support community-level solutions and actions (document)
This session describes the different approaches used to share research findings back with communities through a range of case examples.
2022
Session 5.2: How to transform social science data and evidence into actionable findings (document)
This session covers how to effectively design research and transform social science data and evidence into findings that can be used to influence policy and practice.
2022
Session 5.3: How to communicate and present research outputs to different audiences (document)
This session covers how to effectively design research and transform social science data and evidence into findings that can be used to influence policy and practice.
2022
Session 5.1: Evidence synthesis for social and behavioural data (document)
This session presents ways to access relevant data and information required to undertake an evidence synthesis, and then approaches to synthesizing qualitative evidence from those different sources.
2022
Session 4.8: Triangulation of data: why is it important and how does it work (presentation)
This session teaches how to triangulate social science data with other types of data to generate evidence relevant to community engagement and/or communications activities.
2022
Session 4.8: Triangulation of data: why is it important and how does it work (document)
This session teaches how to triangulate social science data with other types of data to generate evidence relevant to community engagement and/or communications activities.
2022
Session 4.7: Mixing different methods to produce quality evidence to inform action (presentation)
This session teaches the value and benefits of applying mixed methods approaches.
2022
Session 4.7: Mixing different methods to produce quality evidence to inform action (document)
This session teaches the value and benefits of applying mixed methods approaches.
2022
Session 4.6: Qualitative data analysis in operational social science research (presentation)
This session aims to improve knowledge around the tools and steps to analyse qualitative data relevant to community engagement and/or communications activities during humanitarian crises.
2022