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Information Systems and Measurement for Assessing Program Effects Implications for Family Planning Programs in Developing Countries (1994) / Chapter Skim
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Conclusions
Pages 16-17

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... Establishing more survey panels to interview respondents over an extended period of time following an intervention; (3) Paying careful attention to proper sampling frames in designing experiments; (4)
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... Monitoring administrative changes continuously instead of relying only on "snapshot" surveys; (10) Emphasizing local perspectives and needs, to help local people understand the data that they generate and increase their own use of it; (hi)
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