ABOUT THE EVENT
What's it about?
Phone surveys – which often use technologies such as SMS, Interactive Voice Response (IVR), chatbots, and call centres – are an important tool to measure impact, and to deliver crucial services. However, when 165 million fewer women than men own a phone, how can we ensure that women’s voices are being heard? If phone surveys are informing policymaking, service design and delivery, and decision-making, they must be inclusive.
What you'll learn
Ensuring phone surveys are gender-inclusive
- Webinar showcasing best practices on phone surveys, a key data collection, and monitoring and evaluation tool.
- Discussion on lessons learned in making phone surveys gender inclusive, to ensure that women’s voices are heard.
- Learn how to incorporate phone surveys in your projects, programmes, and organisations.
Who is part of it?
This webinar featured Suneeta Krishnan (moderator), Deputy Director, Strategy, Planning & Management, Evaluation at Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation India; Arjun Khanna, BBC Media Action, India; Nilah Mitchell, Head of East Africa, 60decibels, Kenya; Leah Taub, Director of Partnerships, Viamo, USA; Divya Nair, Director, IDinsight, India; Karima Khalil, Senior Consultant, Oxford Policy Management, India; and Priya Das, Health Systems Software and Gender Lead, Oxford Policy Management, India.
Watch the full webinar HERE.
