Hnin Ei Lwin

The focus of this document is on practical strategies to address those three misunderstandings when disclosing research limitations. This document is a follow-up to the previous discussion on three common misunderstandings I often observe regarding research limitations: Being reluctant to disclose limitations Treating limitations as a proposal checkbox Discussing limitations only at the end     Hnin Ei Lwin #Monitoring   #Evaluation   #Reporting   #Research   #MEARL #social   #development   #humanitarian   #publichealth  

Limitations are not something to fear or hide. They are essential for transparent and trustworthy findings.  Over time, I have noticed quite a few misunderstandings when it comes to including limitations in research reports.  This week, I would like to discuss three big ones that I often see: 1. Being reluctant to disclose the limitations. 2. Treating Limitations as a proposal checkbox 3. Discussing limitations at the very end Read the full details in the document below. Next week, I would love to talk about how we can better manage these challenges and properly document limitations in a way that strengthens our reports, not weakens them.   Hnin Ei Lwin #Mon itoring   #Evaluation   #Reporting   #Research   #MEARL #social   #development   #humanitarian   #publichealth   Explore a collection of my content/posts on this website:  https://hnineilwinnotes.blogspot.com