Each person and household experiences poverty and inequality differently, and so listening deeply to many people's experiences lays the foundation for learning together about options and choices. SenseMaker is a unique method of inquiry that encourages and enables novel insights not obtained from conventional quantitative and qualitative methods.
Irene Guijt is an independent consultant, Visiting Fellow at the Department of Forestry at ANU, Research Associate for the International Institute for Environment and Development in London and Research Associate for Overseas Development Institute.
Senior Technical Advisor for Agriculture and Livelihoods Research, Catholic Relief Service
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