In February, the ARN welcomed John Olwande from the Tegemeo Institute at Egerton University for a workshop on sample size, power calculations and targeting.
This workshop is presented by Blessing Mhosva, Chief Financial and Operations Officer at the International Centre for Evaluation and Development. This presentation focuses on how to compile and submit a budget in response to a solicitation or call for proposal. Specifically, this session covers the following questions: What is a budget? Why do we need […]
This ALL-IN project led from the University of Gondar is testing the impacts of LSLTs on rural communities in Ethiopia’s Benishangul-Gumuz and Gambella regions. In particular, the research is identifying who benefits from these transfers and who does not, with a focus on the causes of those varying impacts. The study measures those impacts based […]
In this workshop, Howard White presented examples to demonstrate the role systematic reviews play relative to other research methodologies and provided an overview of the methodology. In particular, he described how systematic reviews can bridge the gap between individual, well-conducted research projects and information that can effectively inform policy and program design.
In this training, Prof. Michael Carter from the University of California Davis provided insight into how to effectively distill a full research proposal into a two-page research summary. This included discussion on how to make a strong case for your proposed research, research proposal summaries can be used to solicit support, including financial support and opportunities […]
