Qualitative assessments
Advantages
Constraints
Simpler, requires less resources
Does not enable an accurate or quantified estimate of the impacts of a policy or action to meet a wider set of objectives.
Sometimes sufficient to meet assessment objectives
Can be subjective and uncertain and prone to less reliable results
Can use both quantitative and qualitative data (stakeholders engagement) with additional insights
Can be limited in coverage and thus non-representative of broader conditions or impacts.
Qualitative Assessments Pros and Cons
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Created on April 30, 2021
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Qualitative assessments
Advantages
Constraints
Simpler, requires less resources
Does not enable an accurate or quantified estimate of the impacts of a policy or action to meet a wider set of objectives.
Sometimes sufficient to meet assessment objectives
Can be subjective and uncertain and prone to less reliable results
Can use both quantitative and qualitative data (stakeholders engagement) with additional insights
Can be limited in coverage and thus non-representative of broader conditions or impacts.