Webinar recording: Poverty measurement research
BackResources30th September 2020
Part of the Aspect Annual Event 2020 webinar series, this session – Taking poverty measurement research into the private sector, which took place on the 30th September – focused on the Sophia Oxford project developed by ODID’s Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative. It explored how the organisation is taking the methodology to measure multidimensional poverty to the private sector and engaging companies in assessing poverty among their workforce. The panel discussed how to set an infrastructure, the importance of establishing credibility and managing partners, and the impact of COVID-19 on early ventures.
You can find the full recording of the webinar, and other resources from the session, below.
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Annual Event 2020, Event Report, Social Cohesion, The University of Oxford and Video
Webinar recording
Panel members
- Chris Fellingham (Chair) – Head of the Aspect SUCCESS Programme and Licensing and Ventures Manager at Oxford University Innovation
- Jamie Coats – President & CEO, Sophia Oxford
- Ana Vaz – Director of Research, Sophia Oxford
Session summary infographic
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