Adapting the Rural Household Multi-Indicator Survey in Uganda: insights from the field
Originally published on the RHoMIS blog.
‘I’ve worked with the Rural Household Multi-Indicator Survey (RHoMIS) for over a year now, built close to thirty applications, and worked with research teams in over twenty countries. Yet my trip to Uganda last week was my inaugural experience with applying the tool in situ. The trip gave me a first-hand experience of some of the challenges and nuances of local application of a survey.’
Read the whole article by Sam Adams, in which he describes his experience training enumerators to be able to apply RHoMIS in the Ugandan context.
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