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April 27, 2022
Who is ‘officially’ poor in India?
Households just above the poverty line in India may still be deprived in many ways. Here's why we need to adopt an alternate definition of poverty.
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IndiaSpend
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Nushaiba Iqbal
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6 min read
April 19, 2022
Breaking the glass ceiling, one survey at a time
A day in the life of an enumerator from Karnataka who talks about the challenges of being a working woman and the value of good communication in data collection.
by
Shaila Mahalamani
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6 min read
April 15, 2022
Why we need to pay research participants
Despite their significant contributions to data collection, research participants are often inadequately compensated. Here’s why this must change.
by
Douglas MacKay
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7 min read
February 25, 2022
Fixing how funds flow through government systems
Public service delivery in areas like education and healthcare often fails due to ineffective payment systems. Here’s what’s wrong and what needs to change.
by
Charity Troyer Moore
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5 min read
December 15, 2021
We cannot achieve water security without good data
Solving India’s water crisis requires us to take a hard look at how we collect and use data.
by
Dr Veena Srinivasan
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4 min read
December 7, 2021
Multidimensional Poverty Index: Everything you need to know
A compilation of articles that explain the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI), its significance, and key findings from India’s first national MPI.
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Elisha Vermani
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2 min read
November 17, 2021
How reliable is India’s learning outcomes data?
A new study assesses the reliability of both National Achievement Survey and ASER data, and makes recommendations on how they can be improved.
by
Doug Johnson
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Andrés Parrado
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8 min read
September 29, 2021
‘Who determines what impact matters most?’
By incorporating participatory research into their programme evaluations, nonprofits can challenge inequality while also building more inclusive organisations.
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Tanaya Jagtiani
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Lymari Benitez
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Katie Smith Milway
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6 min read
February 17, 2021
India’s social sector has a data problem
Evidence-based policy-making in India will not improve until we make administrative data more reliable.
by
Abhirup Bhunia
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4 min read
January 20, 2021
Remote data collection: Getting it right
Six tips to help ensure your phone surveys are efficient and effective.
by
Sheetal Rajan
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Sushmita Das
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Anuja Jayaraman
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4 min read
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