May 25, 2022

Using Nimble Trial Methods for Rapid Evidence Assessments of Programmes

UN Entity:

WFP

SDGs:

SDG 02: Zero Hunger

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
In emergencies, UN organisations have to think and act fast. This may result in less well researched and tested messages and behaviour change interventions being implemented. One way to overcome this issue is to use Nimble Trials which seek to decrease the gap between research and action by testing short-term outcomes quickly and cheaply. In this interactive session, WFP will explain how this methodology has been used to test and rapidly evaluate COVID-19 prevention interventions and messages.
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