The RAPID Outcome Assessment (ROA) is a learning methodology to assess and map the contribution of a project’s actions on a particular change in policy…
RAPID Outcome Assessment: A basic introduction
01/05/2012
Guides & Tutorials
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Social Network Analysis: A basic introduction
01/05/2012
Guides & Tutorials
What is social network analysis? Social Network Analysis (SNA) is a tool for mapping networks and identifying the pattern of a group or organisation’s knowledge…
Stakeholder Analysis: A basic introduction
01/05/2012
Guides & Tutorials
What is a stakeholder? A stakeholder is a person or organisation who has something to gain or lose as a result of the outcomes of…
Impact logs: A basic introduction
01/05/2012
Guides & Tutorials
What are impact logs? All projects receive feedback of some sort. Whether it is formal, informal, or comments and anecdotes, all feedback can help to…
Linkages between researchers and legislators in developing countries
01/05/2012
Papers & Reports
Using the Research and Policy in Development (RAPID) framework, this interesting study, by Ajoy Datta and Nicola Jones (both ODI) entitled ‘Linkages between researchers and…
Bridging Research and Policy in International Development (The RAPID framework)
01/05/2012
Papers & Reports
Better use of research-based evidence in development policy and practice can make a huge difference to peoples lives. But for this to happen more effectively…
The value of working with think tanks and pressure groups
30/04/2012
Blog Posts
This interesting post, entitled ‘Academics must realise the value in working with think tanks and pressure groups that can re-package their research for a wider…
The role of information and knowledge intermediaries
30/04/2012
Papers & Reports
These useful links provided by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) (2006) discuss the role of intermediaries and the issues surrounding them, important when aiming…
K* 2012: The first global conference on knowledge intermediaries
25/04/2012
News
The global conference on K* begins today in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and will run until Thursday 27th April. K* is an international conference spanning the…
What can a policy brief really achieve?
23/04/2012
This presentation was made at the The Network of Networks for Impact Evaluation (NONIE) annual meeting in Rome (April, 2012). It introduces the results of…
Why [just maybe] we need to stop talking about climate change
12/04/2012
Blog Posts
We seem to be witnessing a social phenomenon that could indeed come to define the kind of world we live in. Climate Change is a…
Communicating beyond the academic community
16/03/2012
Audio & Video
In this short video, Josh Greenberg, Professor of Communication at Carleton University in Canada, discusses the tools, strategies and platforms he employs to communicate his…
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