Research Clusters
RIMA undertakes high quality and in-depth studies on various issues relevant to the Malay and Muslim communities. This includes both applied research projects and issue-oriented investigation done on an ad-hoc basis or as a specially commissioned project.
RIMA has three clusters: Education, Social and Socio-economics. The RIMA team is/was engaged on a wide range of research endeavors which include studies on:
- Trend and Policy Analyses (Research)
- Economic Inactivity Among Malay Women (Research)
- Poverty Among Malay/Muslim Households: Identifying Areas of Intervention (Research)
- Debt Advisory Centre (Programme as source of data for research)
- Microeconomics of the Muslim community: The Net Worth (Research)
- From Matrimony to Acrimony in Twenty Years: A Study on the Increase in Muslim Divorce in Singapore (Research)
- Support Systems for the Mentally Impaired among those in the Malay/Muslim Community (Research)
- A Whole-of-AMP Approach towards Developing Motivated Learners (Research)
- Interfaith Dialogue (Programme as source of data for research)
- Building Bridges Between Singapore’s Vibrant Muslim Communities (Event as source of data for research)
- Differing Islamic Orientations: Impacts and Consequences (Workshop/Conference)
- Faith & Society: Leadership Amidst Controversy (Pathways Book Project)
- Religious Activism and Women’s Development in Southeast Asia (Conference)
- Education Trend and Development in Singapore (Research)
- Identifying the Risk & Need Factors of Malay Muslim Youths in Premarital Pregnancy Who Opted for Early Marriage (Research)
- Malay Household Survey (Research)
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