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Think tanks, CSR bodies, Government bodies, Researchers, Policy makers
What we work on
M&E, Impact assessments, Campaign evaluations, Develop study designs, Field data collection and Training, for Qualitative & Quantitative research & ethnographies
OUR REACH
CASE STUDIES
Documentation of the Application of Design Research to examine Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health
John Snow Inc.
6
Total field days
Outline India collaborated with John Snow, Inc. for observing design research activities held in Samastipur, Bihar. The study emphasized on understanding women's knowledge and potential sources of knowledge acquisition in relation to sexual and reproductive health.
Different design research methods being used in carrying out the FGDs, KIIs and IDIs were documented. In-depth interviews with design researchers were carried out pre and post data collection to understand the objectives and outcomes of the fieldwork being carried out.
TESTIMONIALS
RESOURCES
PUBLICATIONS
2019-11-01
The Good Sight November Issue
BLOGS
2020-04-22
TRANSITIONING FROM CAPI TO CATI: A GUIDE TO ADAPT TO PHONE SURVEYS USING CATI IN UNPRECEDENTED TIMES LIKE COVID-19
PUBLICATIONS
2020-04-23
Understanding the COVID-19 Infodemic: How Misinformation Impacts Mindsets
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT OI?
SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES OF ORGANIC COTTON FARMING
Given the lack of credible data and studies that
assess the social and economic impact of cotton farming, our study in
collaboration with the American Institute of Research (AIR) aims to provide insights
into the potential effects of voluntary certification cotton production on
farmer’s well-being. The study is being conducted in the state of Madhya
Pradesh, as it produces about 27% of the global organic cotton and about 40 %
of India’s organic cotton. A rigorous research study in this
context is helpful not just in informing the C&A Foundation’s work
in the area, but provide credible evidence to influence policy decisions both
at the state and the national level. To achieve this goal, different aspects of
education, health, and socio-economic outcomes are being measured; which intends to
compare social and economic outcomes of three types of cotton farmers namely organic, conventional and better cotton farmers.
