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MEASURE Evaluation, a USAID-funded project, supports improvements in monitoring and evaluation population, health and nutrition worldwide. Please find announcements of new publications below.
Improving Family Planning Service Delivery to Adolescents in Ghana: Evidence from Rural Communities in Central Ghana <http://goo.gl/zoPYI (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/wkccgb)>
In a previous study (the Obaapa Vitamin A study), female adolescents were recruited at age 10 to receive vitamin A supplements and were followed until the age of 15. Outcomes monitored in the course of the study were pregnancies, births, and birth outcomes (maternal and neonatal mortality). The current study conducted focus group discussions and in-depth interviews in the same administrative districts as the previous study, and combined these quantitative and qualitative data to help guide family planning service delivery to adolescents in the districts.
Consistent Condom Use among Men with Non-Marital Partners in Four Sub-Saharan African Countries
<http://goo.gl/SvGGd (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/cddcgb)>
Data from the Demographic and Health Surveys for Namibia, Swaziland, and Zambia and the AIDS Indicator Survey from Tanzania were used to examine the influence of marital status and number of partners on consistent condom use among men with casual sexual partnerships in four generalized HIV epidemic settings.
Outils PRISM: Guide de l'Utilisateur <http://goo.gl/u12ud (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/s5dcgb)>
Le cadre du PRISM et ses outils ont été utilisés dans plus de dix pays dans différentes parties du Monde, de l'Asie à l'Afrique et du des Caraïbes en Amérique Latine. Le manuel de l'utilisateur répond à un urgent besoin, qui a été identifié dans le domaine, pour l e renforcement des capacités des systèmes d'information sanitaire de routine (SISR) pour aider des professionnels à utiliser plus efficacement le SISR.
GIS Data Linking to Enhance Multi-Sectoral Decision Making for Family Planning and Reproductive Health: A Case Study in Rwanda <http://goo.gl/Zg866 (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/8xecgb)>
Linking multi-sectoral data sources is often deterred by information systems that are developed and maintained independently of other information systems, leading to data sets that are unconnected or ‘stove-piped.’ Through its ability to link data using common geographic identifiers, a geographic information system (GIS) can help overcome this stove-piping of data. To explore these benefits, the process of using a GIS to link family planning and reproductive health data with data from multiple sectors was conducted in Rwanda in 2011. This document provides a case study of this activity.
HIV Behavior Change Communications Program for High Prevalence Sites in Mexico <http://goo.gl/KW0y3 (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/oqfcgb)>
For over 10 years, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has implemented a program to address Mexico’s HIV/AIDS epidemic, in support of the common interests of the governments of the United States and Mexico. The objectives of this study are to present the basic factors driving the Mexican epidemic, to analyze the USAID HIV/AIDS prevention program objectives and implementation practices during the period 2005-2009, and to provide recommendations for future prevention priorities.
Programa de Comunicación para el Cambio de Comportamiento Relacionado con el VIH para Sitios de Alta Prevalencia en México <http://goo.gl/GZkcG (http://e2.ma/click/89zcg/kjrlgl/4igcgb)>
Por más de 10 años, la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (USAID) ha implementado un programa para responder a la epidemia de VIH y SIDA en México, en apoyo a los intereses comunes de los gobiernos de los Estados Unidos y México. Los objetivos de este estudio son presentar los factores básicos que impulsan la epidemia mexicana, analizar los objetivos del programa de prevención del VIH/SIDA de USAID y las actividades de implementación puestas en práctica durante el período 2005-2009, así como proponer recomendaciones para futuras prioridades de prevención.
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