Refer to previous surveys from the same sector to see how questions were phrased and the lists of coded responses provided. If possible, discuss with staff who participated in the survey which questions worked well and which didnot. It is important to build on past experience and avoid repeating the...
Quantitative tools include only quantitative questions
Quantitative data refer to numerical responses or responses that can be coded, such as ―yes/no‖ questions. In contrast, qualitative data are longer responses or discussions. Quantitative tools should include questions that generate quantitative data only. Questions that generate quantitative numerical data include ―minutes to reach nearest water source‖ and ―number...
Quantitative tools include only “need-to-know”information
1. Quantitative tools include only “need-to-know”information Review the project monitoring and evaluation plan to identify your quantitative information needs for either monitoring or evaluation tools. We consider the information needs stated in the M&E plan ―need-to-know‖ information, meaning they are required to monitor and evaluate the project. Additional information that...