RECOVR Research Projects

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This page lists research projects that are being developed by IPA and others. Our goal is to document active studies taking place on COVID-19’s socio-economic impacts—and results, as they come in—in order to inform researchers and decision-makers working to mitigate the crisis. As this is a public good, the hub contains both IPA and non-IPA studies. Inclusion criteria for the hub can be found here, and new projects and questionnaires can be submitted here.

Contributing Partners

60 Decibels
Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
BRAC Institute of Governance & Development
Center for Effective Global Action
Center for Global Development
Global Poverty Research Lab
IDinsight
International Growth Centre
Yale Research Initiative on Innovative & Scale

Prevalence of COVID-19 Symptoms, Risk Factors, and Health Behaviors in Host and Refugee Communities in Cox’s Bazar: a Representative Panel Study

<p>This project is studying&nbsp;the prevalence of COVID-19 symptoms in refugee and host communities and their correlates with current and pre-COVID-19 living conditions.Researchers administered a phone-based survey to a sample of 909 households in Cox's Bazar which was drawn from a household panel representative of Rohingya refugees and the host population.Researchers&nbsp;conducted a symptoms checklist to assess COVID-19 risk based on the WHO guidelines.The survey&nbsp;included questions covering returning migration, employment, and food security, and asked additional questions on health knowledge and behaviors to a random subsample (n=460).</p>
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Country Bangladesh
Program Area Health & Nutrition Peace & Recovery
Type

Descriptive / Surveillance

Low-Cost, Automated WhatsApp Surveys to Understand Venezuelan Migration in Colombia

<p>In partnership with Mercy Corps, the Immigration Policy Lab is designing and implementing a novel low-cost, automated WhatsApp survey among Venezuelan migrants in Colombia.The survey will generate valuable descriptive data on indicators of household resilience and return migration in the context of a global pandemic.This WhatsApp survey method has been internally adopted by IPA as a potential tool for country offices’ use in remote survey implementation.The research team will also develop a publicly accessible technical manual and reproducible code so that other teams can leverage this novel method for implementing remote-surveys in the future.</p>
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Country Colombia
Program Area Health & Nutrition Peace & Recovery Social Protection
Type

Pilot

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