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Summary

By now you should have:

• Understood the differences between qualitative and quantitative data collection
• Realized the importance of selecting the kind of data to collect according to the questions you need the data to answer
• Gained a good understanding of the pros and cons of different data collection methods
• Decided whether to use an instrument that has been used elsewhere, adapt an instrument or develop your own instruments
• Learned how to make sure your instruments are appropriate for the local setting in which they will be applied
• Decided who will collect the data and how they will be trained, as well as where and when data will be collected
• Filled in columns 4, 5 and 6 of the Logical Framework