Tools and guides
A how-to guide for giving feedback on research drafts
2020 Available in English
Member of a church in Omagara, Uganda. A group of church members are reviewing the progress they have made to respond to needs in their community. Photo: Charlotte Flowers/Tearfund
Carefully crafted and well-timed feedback from stakeholders can make a big difference to the quality of research reports. It can also improve the usefulness of recommendations made and the morale of those involved.
This short guide helps Tearfund staff, or other NGO practitioners engaged in collaborative research, to give effective feedback on draft reports.
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