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Institutional Member: Group Dimensions International (GDI)

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Group Dimensions International (GDI), founded in the USA in 1981, focuses its vision on international development research that explores how development impacts female well-being. GDI offers services in research, focus group training, facilitation, strategic planning, and teamwork training. The group has developed unique strategies such as the "Group Blueprint," "Structured Transcripts," and streamlined data analysis, which help to make group research easier, more systematic, and more scientific. GDI’s staff includes seasoned senior staff members with years of evaluation and policy research, who are supported by research associates with superb transcription, coding, data analysis, and writing skills. GDI has worked in all sectors, but understands the special needs and financial constraints of not-for-profit, governmental, and educational organizations. GDI’s clients include international development agencies, government agencies, professional associations, private and non-profit organizations, hospitals, universities, colleges, corporations, and think-tanks. To find out more about GDI, please visit their website

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