Research & Insights
Today’s communications and public affairs practitioners understand the importance for research & insights to inform and support their strategies and measurement approaches.
Sandpiper Research & Insights is led by dedicated, senior practitioners with decades of accumulated experience in quantitative and qualitative research methods, data analytics, social listening, thought leadership, and multimedia content development globally.
We apply rigorous research principles to design and deploy the best methodologies at speed, to develop timely, relevant and impactful strategies and stories, and help our clients gain actionable insights for their reputation management programmes.
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News & insights
Authentic Data Narratives: The Responsibility of Researchers and Brands in Communicating Data Accurately in the Media
For communicators, data is a powerful tool for storytelling. In recent reports on AI adoption and the safety of smartphones for children, data has been used in media headlines to hook the interest of readers. Proof points that back up and validate information are extremely powerful in an era when the accuracy of information is under threat.
From Awareness to Action: Insights for a Greener Built Environment
Buildings are key contributors to climate change, as is the construction process. The UN Environment Programme estimates that the buildings and construction sector consumes 32% of energy globally and contributes to 34% of global CO2 emissions. In this article we look at research into green buildings, including a new study, how there’s a business case for adopting green buildings, and the clear case for communicating that adoption.
Financial Resilience and Literacy in Asia Pacific: Key Takeaways for Business Leaders
According to new research, financial resilience and how it’s managed by individuals in Asia Pacific is not only impacted by price increases but shows stark differences across generations. The research also points to a significant gap in financial literacy, between the perceived and actual levels of literacy, in the region.
