Can Qualitative Research be Rigorous? Part 3: Sample size
Since the last post, I’ve had the opportunity to witness a couple of dialogues on the quantitative vs. qualitative debate; some were more e...
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Price Information: Leading to Roads Less taken
For many of India’s 850 million rural inhabitants, 40 per cent of whom live in poverty, delivering agricultural output in a timely manne...
A Short Message from the Avaaj Otalo Project…
“Namashkar… Welcome to the Agriculture Advisory and Agriculture Information service of Awaaj Otalo. Today we will discuss….” ...
Making the case for Financial Literacy - Why is FE critical for the vulnerable clients in India - Opinions from the field (PART III)
In Part I and Part II of this blog, we made a case for FE by making the modules concise, cost-efficient and effective for the clients...
Making the case for Financial Literacy - What is CMF doing to address the FE challenges? (PART II)
In Part 1 of this blog , we discussed some of the challenges related to implementing an FE intervention. These include high costs...
Banks at your doorstep: how good is the BC model?
Lack of familiarity with a particular system and low level of technological sophistication often poses as obstacles to the promotion of e...
Are RCTs Enough?
I’ve noticed that the gold standard in Microfinance research seems to be the “randomized control trial”, offering an unsurpassed level of ...
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