The International Centre for Evaluation and Development (ICED) is pleased to release a comprehensive collection of research questionnaires used in a recent study on the impact of infrastructure on three critical outcomes: nutritious diets, women's economic empowerment, and gender equality. This initiative involved sub-awards to five esteemed institutions across three countries, each conducting focused evaluations on the specified outcomes.
To view or download the questionnaires, simply click any of the the links below.
About the Research
This research project aimed to explore how various types of infrastructure—irrigation, market access, roads, and energy—affect the availability of nutritious diets, empower women economically, and contribute to gender equality. The findings provide valuable insights into the intersection of infrastructure development and social outcomes, highlighting key areas for policy intervention and future research.
Available Resources
ICED has compiled all the questionnaires used by the sub-awardees during their evaluations. These tools are now available as an open-access resource, allowing researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to:
- Review Methodologies: Understand the design and structure of questionnaires tailored to assess infrastructure impacts on critical social outcomes.
- Replicate Studies: Use these questionnaires to replicate studies in different contexts or regions, enhancing the robustness of research in this field.
- Enhance Research Quality: Build on existing questionnaires to refine research tools and methodologies, fostering innovation and improving accuracy in data collection.
Access the Questionnaires
We encourage researchers and practitioners to utilize these resources and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on the crucial role of infrastructure in achieving sustainable and inclusive development.
For further information or inquiries, please contact ICED at
info@iced.org.
By providing this comprehensive resource, ICEDseeks to empower the research community and foster collaborative efforts to drive meaningful change in the areas of nutrition, economic empowerment, and gender equality.
