Can participatory methods and case studies be done better?
Explore ways to deploy participatory methods and develop case studies systematically to improve programme outcomes.
Drawing insights from qualitative interviews, participatory methods and case studies is critical for informing the work of social sector organisations. However, often these get reduced to anecdotes, testimonials and case stories.
Inviting participants for a webinar where our faculty members Porag Shome, Rajesh Joseph, Anuradha Nagaraj and Ashok Sircar will discuss how you can deploy participatory methods and develop case studies systematically to improve programme outcomes.
Participants will learn about how and when to use these techniques, with the aim of better programme design, planning and evaluation.
All social sector members, activists and researchers are welcome. If you are someone who uses these methods regularly but is looking to improve your impact on the ground or simply reimagine how it can be done or, if you are someone who has less familiarity with these methods but wants to understand their potential, please join us!
For queries related to webinar call 8951978092 or write to us at admission.diploma@apu.edu.in
We look forward to your participation.
About the Speakers
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Anuradha Nagaraj
Anuradha Nagaraj has been a journalist for the last 30 years. Until recently, she was the Correspondent reporting on just transition, climate change, migration and labour rights, at Thomson Reuters Foundation, Chennai. Her reporting on politics, crime, human trafficking, climate change, labour rights, migration, just transition, and personal essays have also been published in Scroll, Open Magazine, Caravan Magazine, besides being used globally by subscribers of Reuters News.
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Ashok Kumar Sircar
Ashok Sircar has worked for 31 years spanning the corporate sector, development sector, and teaching/training. He has been extensively involved in development action and studies in India in the domains of programme design, planning and execution, monitoring-evaluation, research and policy advocacy on issues of local governance, land rights and livelihoods.
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Porag Shome
Porag Shome is a faculty member at the Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. His core interest lies in engaging with the complexities of socio-economic-cultural evolution experienced by peripheral communities, especially Adivasis, DNTs, and PVTGs, due to market interactions and integration. More specifically, he explores the strategies peripheral communities adopt in the wake of market integration and…
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Rajesh Joseph
Rajesh has more than 14 years of experience in the field of urban poverty dealing with issues of unorganised labour, financial inclusion, social security, migration, job placement, training and skill enhancement in the informal sector of the economy. He was previously associated with MAYA in their livelihood initiative, initiating Self Help Groups, Cooperatives, and Workers’…