Remote data collection on violence against women during COVID-19: A conversation with experts on ethics, measurement & research priorities (Part 1)

Author(s)
Amber Peterman, A., Bhatia, A. & Guedes, A.
Publication language
English
Date published
11 May 2020
Type
Blogs
Keywords
Remote interviews, Data ethics, COVID-19

While general guidance exists for phone and SMS-based surveys and a recent blog outlined the key considerations for researchers with regard to collecting data on Violence against women (VAW) during COVID-19 – questions remain: Is it necessary - or possible - to safely and accurately collect VAW data, given the risks and ethical challenges? And, if so, by whom and under what circumstances should VAW data be collected? Further, if surveys proceed, in past efforts, how have experts overcome ethical and methodological challenges within remote VAW data collection to produce quality and actionable evidence?

This article focuses on how collecting VAW data issues are heightened during the periods of required remote data collection due to COVID-19. Discover the full article here!