At the end of November 2020, The EON Group and Tangere partnered to conduct a nationwide survey in the Philippines on public awareness, understanding and perceptions on HIV. Using the Tangere app, 4,500 Filipinos completed a ten-question survey over the course of one day, defying the usual standards for traditional research in the country at a time where hitherto methods for data gathering were hindered severely by the restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic. Respondents were asked their ideas of HIV science, people living with HIV and HIV resources. Their responses provided great insight as to the strides made by HIV programming in the Philippines, as well as the areas for growth. The findings of this research, as well as the methods used to inform them, hold considerable potential for moving HIV advocacy forward, both in local and global contexts. The methodology employed may also provide insights to researchers who are embarking on similar projects which synthesise research with advocacy, as well as projects whose progress may be stymied by barriers, whether they be physical, social or political in nature.
The humanitarian health crisis in Venezuela is a widespread media topic. However, what is really going on in the country? Accounts of this drama are based on limited reports mainly from people leaving the country and international players, potentially holding their own political agenda. On the other hand, objective accounts are also challenged by the difficulties in getting true responses in a context of citizens fearful of sharing their opinions to an interviewer by using any traditional fielding approach. To overcome these limitations, three independent research agencies, Fine Research, Reckner Healthcare and Toluna, joined efforts by putting together their HCPs (Fine/Reckner) and general population (Toluna) panels in a pro bono initiative to provide Save The Children with unbiased information that will help them improve the delivery of their projects at the country's borders.
Knowing your target audience's future needs and behaviours is invaluable in order for a business to grow. Yet often, our view into the future is murky, and it is challenging to identify the most significant shifts in attitudes, values, and behaviours to determine strategies to implement. Understanding the dynamics of an influential audience like Hispanics, and an ever-changing region such as Latin America, requires a deep exploration of their past, present and future. Insights from the Cultural Pulse, a research partnership between Univision and GfK, shine a critical light on how US Hispanics and Latin Americans are navigating a complicated world. Facing an unpredictable social landscape, less than a quarter (21%) of Hispanics feel that they can trust the US government to tell them the truth.
Join this presentation from Oana Rengle and learn how to:- Explore instances of deprivation and inflation, to learn more about what matters to humans.- Explore the abilities and limitations of humans predicting their own future, so that this skill could be improved in the future. - Understand the good change in people's lives so that we have a chance of creating a better future.
What is the best way to find out what people really think in this judgmental age? We asked people to share their views on a controversial subject in a number of different research approaches, pitching traditional approaches against new and innovative.
What is the best way to find out what people really think in this judgmental age? We asked people to share their views on a controversial subject in a number of different research approaches, pitching traditional approaches against new and innovative.
How do you handle more than 5 million verbatims and creative proposals in just two weeks?
How do you handle more than 5 million verbatims and creative proposals in just two weeks?