Development in Practice · 2018 · 17 citations · 1 references
Social SciencesSocial PolicyPoverty PolicyRural DevelopmentRural EconomicsParticipatory Data CollectionPovertyRural Economic DevelopmentRural Household EconomicsSurvey ResearchSurvey SamplingHousehold Surveys MethodologyLanguage Access BarriersObservational Data CollectionParticipatory Survey MethodologyPublic Information SharingPublic Service SharingRural Poverty Analysis
This practical note highlights lessons learnt during the data collection of two large field surveys as part of the ongoing “Sindh Union Council and Economic Strengthening Support” (SUCCESS) programme in southern Pakistan. The experience is discussed in terms of language barriers, the educational status of households, dealing with people’s expectations and non-cooperation, and the weather conditions. The note also highlights the practice of public sharing of data in real-time to improve the design and implementation of future surveys, especially those measuring poverty and quality of life.
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