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In this episode 3 of Season 2, we are going to explore the journey of 2 Young Impact Associates from qualitative and quantitative research units at Vanguard economics. We will discuss their experiences prior to joining Vanguard Economics, their time as young impact associates, and touch upon the skills they are learning in terms of Monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) and Made in Africa evaluation (MAE).
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