Developing effective programs and successful proposals requires professionals to achieve a thorough understanding of the evidence base. Often, social change and human development initiatives operate in isolation, with the lessons-learned confined to donor reports, episodic webinars, and academic publications. A systematic review is an applied research method that pulls together related individual outputs, and through structured synthesis and interpretation, advances the research base to inform decision-making and evidence-informed programs and proposals.

Schedule
4:00pm-5:50pm on Monday (Jan 29, 2024 to May 17, 2024)
Location
Morse B109
Instructors