What is it?

 

A thematic study is an in-depth analysis of a sector, business model/s and/or specific topic that collects and documents qualitative and/or quantitative information through academic research, data collection and/or experiences of primary and secondary sources.

Examples of possible types of thematic studies:

• Monograph on a subject in which the MIF or its partners have no prior knowledge or experience
• Study of a new business model to be tested and supported by one or several MIF project/s
• Reports on lessons learned and/or best practices generated by MIF projects or external actors
• Report on current trends in a specific topic or area

A thematic study should be descriptive and analytical. Its scope should go beyond the performance of individual institutions and take into account all stakeholders in the sector, theme or geography, as well as the dynamics that are shaping their development.

 

How is it made?

 

The elaboration phases of a thematic study are:

 

 

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