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Audience research

We have 15 items tagged with ‘Audience research’.
  • Arid landscape with mountains in the background

    Talking transdisciplinarity

    Guest bloggers Alexandre Chausson and Lydia Cole discuss achieving research impact through co-producing knowledge in transdisciplinary teams

    16 April 2021 | Blog | Communication
  • Four people on a video call

    Seven things we learned when we moved our public events online

    Taking our event programme online when COVID-19 hit was a steep learning curve, but one which brought rich opportunity for exploration and learning

    13 April 2021 | Blog | Communication
  • A man in a face mask talking to a group of people

    Facing a COVID-19 future: listening and learning to inform the ‘new normal’

    Like many organisations, IIED has spent the last few weeks thinking about how COVID-19 will have an impact on its work in the short and longer term. Here, we reflect on some key issues

    28 May 2020 | Blog | Communication
  • Illustration

    Crucial conversations: our favourite five

    Communications highlights from our 2019 Annual Review show how we’ve explored new, and refined existing, ways to engage, listen and learn

    10 March 2020 | Blog | Communication
  • Mobile devices enable people to access a wide range of resources: in Kampala Jane Zamukunda got free legal advice from Barefoot Law via her phone (Photo: King Baudouin African Development Prize, Creative Commons via Flickr)

    Going 'mobile first' to reach African audiences

    Mobile means more than being on the move, it means connecting to the next generation of African audiences

    23 August 2018 | Blog | Communication
  • IIED's Communications Learning Week participants (Photo: Anne Schulthess/IIED)

    More haste less speed? Taking time to learn

    Some recent experiences have led Rosalind Goodrich to reflect on the importance of allowing time for learning

    7 August 2018 | Blog | Communication
  • Modern technology means data privacy policies must be stronger than ever. But IIED is treating GDPR as an opportunity rather than a threat (Image: IIED)

    Sending out the right messages

    Ahead of the introduction of new data legislation, Clair Grant-Salmon explains what GDPR means for IIED and the people the organisation deals with, and how it's an opportunity for better communication

    28 February 2018 | Blog | Communication
  • We undertook a survey to discover how our audience used our publications (Image: IIED)

    Surveys: getting feedback about our publications

    Respondents to our survey helped us to get beyond the numbers and develop our plans for IIED's online library

    15 August 2017 | Article | Communication
  • The Poken digital data device has captured the imagination of participants at COP22 in Marrakech, and reduced the necessity for tonnes of paper publications (Photo: Matt Wright/IIED)

    Digital data trumps paper in Marrakech

    It wasn't just the US election result causing upset among COP22 participants on Wednesday. Matt Wright highlights a slick new way of sharing data, creating a stir at this year's climate negotiations

    12 November 2016 | Blog | Climate change
  • IIED received some warm responses to a survey on its publications carried out last year (Image: Nick Turner/IIED)

    Feeling the love

    As Valentine's Day approaches, IIED is feeling the love in the responses to a publications survey – but there are also valuable lessons to be learned

    11 February 2016 | Blog | Communication
  • A snapshot of ICCCAD's Twitter page. Research organisations increasingly use social media platforms to communicate with their stakeholders (Image: ICCCAD)

    Sharing best practices on communicating research

    IIED's Communications Learning Week provided ICCCAD's Masroora Haque with an opportunity to learn new skills and share expertise

    27 May 2015 | Blog | Communication
  • Participants in IIED's 2015 Communications Learning Week join in a session on audience mapping (Photo: Kate Wilson/IIED)

    Effective policy influence with a four-point plan

    IIED’s Communications Learning Week provided director of communications Liz Carlile with four key points to remember when trying to communicate to influence policy

    20 May 2015 | Blog | Communication
  • A researcher talking with a cotton farmer in Mozambique. Communicating our findings to a wide range of key audiences is central to our work (Photo: Mike Goldwater)

    Communicating research – uptake, influence and change

    The New Year encourages a revival of good intentions and resolutions to work harder at ensuring our research contributes to change

    15 January 2015 | Blog | Communication
  • An interactive data visual that illustrates the scale and speed of urban transformation that research by IIED has sought to document and describe

    IIED's best of 2014: multimedia

    The third and final round-up in our series looking at our best and most popular content of 2014 focuses on 10 of the most interesting ways IIED has used multimedia over the past 12 months

    12 January 2015 | Blog | Communication
  • The IIED communications team discuss audience personas as part of the Communications Learning Programme held with partners in February (Photo: Matt Wright/IIED)

    Three steps for reaching the right audiences in an information-saturated world

    Liz Carlile describes three activities that help IIED understand and engage with its diverse audiences

    27 March 2014 | Blog | Communication
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