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By incorporating participatory research into their programme evaluations, nonprofits can challenge inequality while also building more inclusive organisations.

Evidence-based policy-making in India will not improve until we make administrative data more reliable.

Six tips to help ensure your phone surveys are efficient and effective.

Programme evaluations could improve the effectiveness of public policies and drive more efficient use of public funds.

Four lessons on how data can be used to keep programmes on the right track.

A cost-effective approach that is more than just a substitute for in-person surveys.

As donors seek reports on nonprofit relief efforts, questions around data and dignity are more relevant now than ever.

As donors and changemakers, we have an obligation to ensure that the knowledge and resources we create are truly open and accessible to all, independent of our organisation or mission.

An analysis of NSO data suggests that while urban poverty has been falling, rural poverty has risen sharply.

Six steps to identify and use key indicators in your M&E processes.