We are pleased to share the Annual Report and Financial Statement 2017 of the ESOMAR Foundation. In 2017 the Foundation strengthened several activities and enjoyed an increase in awareness and support from the industry and beyond. These developments provide a promising outlook for the future. The Foundation can continue to execute its activities in partnership with …
May kicked off with the first webinar of the series How can Qualitative Research support and inform a Non-Profit Organisation’s aims and objectives? Speaker Sven Arn took insights from the research industry and explained how to address and understand different types of Donors. It was fantastic to be a part of the kick-off for a new series …
Ukraine is a country of origin, transit and destination for trafficking of men, women and children. According to the research commissioned by the International Organization for Migration mission in Ukraine and conducted by GfK Ukraine, over 230,000 Ukrainians have become victims of human trafficking since 1991. It makes Ukraine one of the main countries of origin of …
The ESOMAR Foundation continues the series “How can Qualitative Research support and inform a Non-Profit Organisation’s aims and objectives?” with a new webinar. The second webinar of the series will identify and tackle different Qualitative Approaches that can be used to achieve various objectives. The online event will take place on 26th of July. The ESOMAR …
At this year’s first ESOMAR Foundation “Making a Difference” Competition we received a large number of entries – all of which of great value and relevance for highlighting and promoting how the best of research has made a significant difference to Not-For-Profits. We are particularly happy to announce the winners of the first edition of …
The ESOMAR Foundation launches a series of webinars to advance knowledge of Qualitative Research for Not for Profit organisations and to showcase the outcome of great research. The first webinar of the series will be held on 23 May. There is demand for training, to get a better understanding of NFPs need for research, and …
This is the fifth blog from Nutsa Kvitashvili who is following the BA Program of Sociology at Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Nutsa is the recipient of the ESOMAR Foundation Scholarship sponsored by Inizio. I finished the first semester of my senior year at Caucasus University and this semester was probably my favorite of all …
This is the fifth blog-post from Paola Loy Villagran, the recipient of the ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in Guatemala. During these days I am taking final exams in the first trimester, waiting for the best results to enjoy the summer holidays. We followed a course called Operations Research, a discipline that deals with the application of advanced …
Nicolin Mamuya, who was granted the first ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in South Africa, has now finished her studies at the University of Johannesburg and is now working as a graduate trainee in the consumer insights and innovation department of a retail company. The company has also arranged for all trainees to complete a post-graduate diploma in business management. So she is …
The centrepiece of the ‘Making a Difference’ programme is an annual competition to highlight and promote how research has made a real difference to Not-for-Profits. Send your entry by 13 April! https://esomarfoundation.org/making-a-difference-competition/ There will be three prizes; one for the best international NFP case study, one for the best local/domestic NFP case study and one for …
