Immersive observation-based research in Kigali, Rwanda | 2024
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Immersive observation-based research in Kigali, Rwanda | Implementing Observational Research Methods
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The evolution of data research has moved toward the use of quantitative metrics and research methods for identifying and evaluating the impact of events or procedures process.
While quantitative research methods can be very important for answering certain research questions, there are important reasons for adopting qualitative or mixed methodology studies to gain a better understanding of complex phenomena. Vanguard Economics explores the use of observational studies and their potential use within our research division. Observational studies can provide answers to "what" phenomena occurred, particularly when people are involved in a process, along with gaining insights into "why" the phenomena occurred.