Do the poor, or the impatient, pay more? Evidence from consumption diaries in Tanzania.
New principles for household surveys in the Global South. Revue deconomie du developpement, 26(3), pp.121-151.
Farmland rental prices in GM soybean areas of Argentina: do contractual arrangements matter?. The Journal of Development Studies, 53(8), pp.1286-1302.
Does the expansion of biofuels encroach on the forest?. Journal of Forest Economics, 33, pp.75-82.
Income-generating effects of biofuel policies: a meta-analysis of the CGE literature. Ecological Economics, 147, pp.230-242.
Developing a socially inclusive and sustainable natural gas sector in Tanzania. Energy Policy, 118, pp.356-371.
Tackling Non-Response Bias in Surveys of Wealthy Households in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Picture this: a survey targeting the wealthy or aiming to be representative of the entire population, but rich respondents can’t be accessed, refuse to participate, or hold back sensitive information. Unit non-response and item non-response become a gated wall, hindering our view of the global picture, and on wealthy individuals. Capturing the perspectives of wealthy […]
Navigating the Ethics of Field Research in International Development
Researchers in international development often conduct field surveys. Throughout the survey process, from design to dissemination of findings, we must adhere to ethical practices at all times. Ethical considerations are essential components of responsible research, and it is our responsibility to ensure that our field work is conducted ethically and with the utmost care and […]
EDI Global Welcomes New MEL Director Dr Donna Harris
EDI Global is excited to welcome its new Director of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning, Dr Donna Harris. Donna will lead and build our MEL practice as the company expands its service offering across East Africa and globally.
Why Every Master’s Degree in Development Needs a Course on Data Quality
Why Every Master’s Degree in Development Needs a Course on Data Quality The importance of high-quality data has long been recognized by development researchers and practitioners. Having reliable data is essential for understanding trends in key indicators such as poverty, employment, and sustainable development goals, as well as for testing theoretical models and informing policy […]