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CONCLUSION
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... Proposed sample sizes for the initial survey would be larger than in previous surveys, and the frequency of the data collection of histories would not exceed 5 years, with possible intermediate surveys to assess contraceptive prevalence rates and other standard indicators as needed. Further research would be needed to ensure that the components of the model adequately suffice for evaluating program outcomes and assessing program impact.
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... Throughout the workshop there was much discussion about the invaluable contribution that household survey programs the World Fertility Surveys, the Contraceptive Prevalence Surveys, and the Demographic and Health Surveyshave made in establishing parameters and baseline estimates for basic demographic information in developing countries. Household surveys have provided quality survey designs that have been a standard source for documenting key indicators.


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