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The papers will be published as a book. In the
meantime, the draft papers are available at the documentation centers of the:
Central American Population Center of the University of Costa Rica and Carolina
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| A. Tsui & A. Hermalin | Improving the effectiveness of family planning programs: measurement needs and issues. |
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26 Kb |
| A. Hermalin | Context of program impact evaluation: an evolutionary perspective. |
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50 Kb |
| J. Bongaarts | Role of family planning programmes in contemporary fertility transitions. |
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31 Kb |
| C. Westoff | Unmet need revisited. |
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20 Kb |
| E. Brennan | The United Nations Population Inquiries. |
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21 Kb |
| M. Vaessen | Demographic and health surveys. |
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25 Kb |
| S. Curtis | Using calendar data to study contraceptive use dynamics. |
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63 Kb |
| M. Wilkinson |
Using DHS service availability data for evaluation. |
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40 Kb |
| A. Fisher, R. Miller & K. Miller | Situation analysis: assessing the functioning and quality of the service delivery environment. |
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68 Kb |
| J. Bertrand | Qualitative Methods for Evaluating Family Planning Programs. |
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45 Kb |
L. Rosero, B. Entwistle, R. Rindfudd & S. Walsh
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Geographic information systems (GIS) in evaluation of family planning programmes: examples for Costa Rica and Thailand.
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33 Kb |
| F. Steele & M. Choe. |
Event history analysis for family planning programme evaluation. |
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54 Kb |
| D. Guilkey & I. Diamond. |
Structural Models for programs evaluation. |
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60 Kb |
| K. Bauman & C. Suchindran. | Meta-analysis: an overview with application to evaluations of family planning programmes. |
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41 Kb |
| J. Knowles. | Cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis. |
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40 Kb |
| B. Khuda
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Assessing the policy impact of operations research on the Bangladesh health and family
planning programme.
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