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12 simple things to bear in mind when you undertake a research project in house (30 Mar 08)

Read them now: they could save you a lot of expense and wasted time down the line!


More and more organisations are undertaking research themselves. No surprise when it’s so expensive to commission it.

That’s why I have put together these guidelines on the topic. They are based on and taken from Effective Research for Registered Social Landlords, a publication written for the Housing Corporation by Kathleen Greaves and myself.

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