Points of discussions: Share experiences from census. Share the challenges faced and how they tried to solve them. Addis Ababa Team: Henok B. (FS) At the beginning of the census, we were not given support letters … Continued
A crucial part of any research process is identifying respondents that fit the predetermined criteria. This is particularly complicated for a study on businesses, because in many countries there is limited information about their ‘demographic composition’, particularly if you are … Continued
Corner-shops have paramount importance of operating as a gateway to communities specially during the difficult time of the pandemic. The mitigation measures that were taken by the government to slow down COVID-19 is presumed to affect the daily operation of … Continued
This Article is posted as part of NextBillion’s article series. It is entirely taken from there. It is written by our Managing Director Anne Marie van Swinderen. Editor’s note: This article is part of NextBillion’s series “Enterprise in the Time of … Continued
In L-IFT podcast #4, Andrew Magunda, L-IFT’s country manager in Uganda, is interviewing Haimanot Yibeltal, L-IFT’s technology manager, about Finbit, L-IFT’s app he developed with his excellent IT team in Ethiopia in order to collect financial data.
For some years now, L-IFT has developed an app named Finbit. The app is now in use. We use it for financial diaries data collection. But the app is also intended for the respondents themselves, to use for their own … Continued
Welcome to our third L-IFT podcast. This time, Anne Marie van Swinderen, L-IFT’s managing director, will be interviewing L-IFT’s country manager in Uganda Andrew Magunda about his organization, CareerPath, which helps young people transition from school to work.
In this second L-IFT podcast, Anne Marie van Swinderen, L-IFT’s managing director, and Andrew Magunda, L-IFT’s country manager in Uganda, address career building.
For more than five years L-IFT has been active on financial diaries studies. In the process of this research we came to understand that potentially the data from financial diaries can serve many organisations – almost all organisations can benefit. … Continued
My name is Rachael Dusio. I am from South Sudan. I have a BA from Makerere University, Uganda in English Literature. I have been teaching in many schools from 2004 up to 2014 in Uganda, Sudan and South Sudan. I … Continued