Influencing the design and methodology of other studies: impact case study

This Young Lives impact case study details the influence of Young Lives on the design and methodology of other studies

From:
Department for International Development
Published
30 June 2016
Country:
Ethiopia, India, Peru, Vietnam
Document Type:
Lessons Learned
Theme:
Economic Growth, Education, Social Change
Authors:
Young Lives

Abstract

This Young Lives impact case study details the influence of Young Lives on the design and methodology of other studies.

In overview:

  • Young Lives’ robust and innovative methodology has informed the design of a significant number of important studies worldwide.

  • Studies influenced include UNICEF’ Global Longitudinal Research Initiative (GLORI), the Global Early Adolescence Study (GEAS), and the Department for International Development’ (DFID)’ Research into Improving Systems of Education (RISE) programme.

  • Young Lives has also had significant impact on research ethics considerations, including using informed consent with children in low-income countries, in these and other studies. We have acted as an exemplar for other studies to follow, and our methods have been used widely in the teaching of ethics.

Young Lives is an international study of childhood poverty, following the lives of 12,000 children in 4 countries (Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam) over 15 years. Young Lives is funded by the UK Department for International Development

Citation

Young Lives (2018) Influencing the design and methodology of other studies: impact case study

Influencing the design and methodology of other studies: impact case study

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Published 30 June 2016
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