Practical Research Methods for International Development

 
Covers a range of practical tools for development-related information gathering, including for project planning, design and evaluation. Grounded in survey and interview skills, also reviews participatory approaches, rapid appraisal, action research and many other techniques. Gives special attention to methods suitable for low budgets, limited time and nonprofessional management staff. Makes extensive use of real-world cases. Includes a team-based practicum in Washington.
Categorization: Professor: 
Roman, Raul
Course Number: 
SA.400.700
Categorization: Term: 
2013 Spring
Categorization: Campus: 
Washington, D.C.
Categorization: Area of Study: 
International Development