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SESSION IV: INSTITUTIONALIZING DATA COLLECTION IN HOST COUNTRIES
Pages 21-23

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... Robert Bush argued that many donor programs subvert the host country statistical offices and systems, essentially displacing them from data collection activities and the decision-making process. He suggested that current DHS projects do not receive adequate funds to support institutionalization in host countries and that effective capacity building to train and use local statistical offices would double the costs of the data collection efforts.
From page 22...
... Michael Vlassoff described the work of the UNFPA in supporting censuses, vital statistics systems, and civil registrations, which enhance the statistical knowledge base of developing countries. UNFPA has set up large training activities at national, regional, and global levels and has provided many fellowship and training programs, such as the African Census Training Program.
From page 23...
... A similar guide for reproductive health projects has been produced.


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