Conducting survey research among organisational populations in developing countries: can the drop and collect technique make a difference?

This paper draws upon relevant empirical evidence to suggest the greater effectiveness of the drop and collect survey (DCS) method in enhancing response rates among sub-Saharan African (SSA) organisations.
  

Conducting Survey Research Among Organisational populations in developing countries

Can the drop and collect technique make a difference?

Kevin I.N. Ibeh and Jrgen Kai-Uwe Brock University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

Introduction

Conducting successful survey research among organisational populations is, at the best of times, tasking and challenging. While this observation generally applies to all research ...

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