Manuals for Evaluation of Family Planning and Population Programs
By: [Reynolds , Jack .].
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BookSeries: A Framework for the Design of Family Planning Program Evaluation Systems2. Publisher: Haven Avenue , New York Columbia University 1973Description: 43p. / 22 cm.Subject(s): Family Planning | Program Evaluation | Family Planning ProgramDDC classification: 312.02 Summary: This book provides a comprehensive framework for the design and implementation of family planning program evaluation systems. It explains the principles and methods of evaluating family planning initiatives, including the development of objectives, indicators, data collection techniques, and analytical approaches. The text emphasizes the importance of systematic monitoring and evaluation to assess program performance, measure outcomes, support evidence-based decision-making, and improve the quality and effectiveness of family planning services. It is intended for program managers, researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals involved in reproductive health and population studies.
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This publication presents a conceptual framework for designing evaluation systems for family planning programs. It discusses evaluation principles, planning strategies, data collection methods, performance indicators, and the use of evaluation findings to improve program effectiveness and decision-making.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book provides a comprehensive framework for the design and implementation of family planning program evaluation systems. It explains the principles and methods of evaluating family planning initiatives, including the development of objectives, indicators, data collection techniques, and analytical approaches. The text emphasizes the importance of systematic monitoring and evaluation to assess program performance, measure outcomes, support evidence-based decision-making, and improve the quality and effectiveness of family planning services. It is intended for program managers, researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals involved in reproductive health and population studies.
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