Dili, 27 September 2024, The Ombudsman for Human Rights and Justice (PDHJ), in collaboration with the Accountability and Integrity Mechanism Activity (AIM) funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in Timor-Leste, recently held a training session focused on Perception Survey Tools from September 25 to 27, 2024.
The event was inaugurated by Deputy Ombudsman for Human Rights, Maria Marilia da Costa, who welcomed participants and emphasized the importance of understanding citizens’ perceptions for effective governance. Throughout the training, attendees gained valuable insights into research methodologies and participated in practical exercises aimed at surveying real perceptions regarding good governance and anti-corruption.
A key objective of the training was to empower personnel from the CAC, PDHJ, and other control institutions to design and implement effective survey methodologies. Participants were equipped to conduct in-depth analyses and make proactive recommendations to improve governance and accountability.
The training was led by Dr. Muhammad Nasir from Lembaga Survey Indonesia, a seasoned expert in perception research and public surveys, ensuring participants received top-notch guidance and support.
At the conclusion of the training, all attendees were awarded certificates in recognition of their participation and commitment to enhancing their skills. This successful event marked a significant step toward building a deeper understanding of citizens’ perceptions in Timor-Leste!
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