Janet Heisey, Trickle Up’s Asia Program Director, has been working closely with the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) to inaugurate a new blog series on the importance of qualitative research. Here is part 2 of her post:
Srimati Sardar and family in 2008—how do her assets and self-esteem affect her progresss?
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Janet Heisey, Trickle Up’s Asia Program Director, has been working closely with the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) to inaugurate a new blog series on the importance of qualitative research.
Women like Laxmi Bauri start the program with different resources and levels of confidence.
As part of Trickle Up’s Stronger Voices, Sustainable Livelihoods project, Trickle Up participants in Mali annually celebrate the UN-sponsored International Day for People with Disabilities. Click the picture to see more!
Arya, Trickle Up’s communications associate, told me that a good length for a farewell blog post is four paragraphs… I know I’m kinda stretching it, but how else to cram nearly five years of life and work into a handful of sentences?
