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Appendix F: Voices from the Field: Model Questionnaire
Pages 315-320

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... We do intend to aggregate the responses of all our interlocutors for the purposes of reporting and improving DCHA recommended approaches in the future and we may use quotes from our interviews, stripped of identifying information. However, any specific references to what you tell us will only be used with your consent.
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From page 316...
... ] Now let's talk about some of the specific USAID DG programs that you have worked on.
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From page 317...
... Sometimes political factors like level of commitment to reform, institutional capacity, level of corruption, level of press freedom, degree of political competition, capacity and activity of civil society, and other factors can influence the success of DG pro grams. On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 representing the highest level of importance, how would you rank the importance of these factors in determining the success of the program?
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From page 318...
... For example, the priority given the DG sector, experience and staffing level of DG staff, programmatic relationships between DG and other mission sectors, the quality of mission management and leadership, and the impact of previous USAID activities can all be important. On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 representing the highest level of importance, how would you rank the importance of these factors in determining the success of the program?
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... 25.  We have talked quite a bit about successful DG programs and it is nice to find out what works.
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... 1.  you have any observations about the general characteristics of Do successful DG programs?
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