Here are some of the latest announcements from MEASURE Evaluation. As always, feel free to browse our web site for more information! http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure

 

New Publications

Quick Poverty Score http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/quick-poverty-score

 

PRISM Tools for Assessing, Monitoring, and Evaluating RHIS Performance [ms-09-34-en]

 

Evaluating the Impact of Community-Based Interventions on Schooling Outcomes among Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Lusaka, Zambia [wp-09-110-en]

 

Analyzing the Cost-Effectiveness of Interventions to Benefit Orphans and Vulnerable Children: Evidence from Kenya and Tanzania [sr-09-51]

 

Community-Based Psychosocial Intervention for HIV-Affected Children and their Caregivers: Evaluation of The Salvation Army's Mama Mkubwa Program in Tanzania [sr-09-50-en]

 

Community Education and Sensitization as an OVC Care and Support Strategy: Evaluation of the Integrated AIDS Program-Thika in Kenya [sr-09-49-en]

 

Promoting HIV Prevention and Testing: Evaluation of the Integrated AIDS Program-Thika in Kenya [sr-09-49A-en]

 

The Difference Interventions for Guardians Can Make: Evaluation of the Kilifi Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project in Kenya [sr-09-48-en]

 

Promoting a Home-Based Program Model for Supporting Children Affected by HIV/AIDS: Evaluation of Tumaini Project in Iringa Region, Tanzania [sr-09-47-en]

(Summary) PEPFAR Public Health Evaluation: Care and Support - Phase 1 Kenya [tr-09-69a]

PEPFAR Public Health Evaluation: Care and Support - Phase 1 Kenya [tr-09-69c]

(Summary) PEPFAR Public Health Evaluation: Care and Support - Phase 1 Uganda [tr-09-69b]

PEPFAR Public Health Evaluation: Care and Support - Phase 1 Uganda [tr-09-69d]

Coverage and Effects of Child Marriage Prevention Activities in Amhara Region, Ethiopia – Findings from a 2007 Study [tr-09-70]

 

Download these publications and others from MEASURE Evaluation at http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/publications.

 

New Networks

Data Use Network (DataUseNet) has been launched! In January, MEASURE Evaluation, the Health Metrics Network, and the East, Central and Southern African Health Community co-organized the global symposium From Data to Impact: Using Health Data for Results so that professionals could exchange successful experiences in improving health programs and policies through the use of quality health data and information. In order to continue the networking, sharing and learning with colleagues that began in Arusha, a listserv, DataUseNet has been created. The overall goal of the listserv is to foster a global network that supports dialogue among health professionals working to improve the use of data to improve health programs and policies. 

 

Visit http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/networks/datausenet to more information! To sign up for the listserv, send an email to [log in to unmask], leave the subject field blank, and in the body of the message, type “subscribe DataUseNet.”

 

Child Status Network (ChildStatusNet) has been launched! In March, MEASURE Evaluation hosted a Child Status Index Regional Conference so that service providers to OVCs could exchange successful practices in implementing MEASURE Evaluation’s Child Status Index tool. Participants decided that a community of practice would be the best way to continue exchanging knowledge about the CSI and its implementation.  

 

Visit http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/networks/childstatusnet for more information! To join the listserv, send an email to [log in to unmask] and type “join childstatusnet.”

 

Workshops

Data Dissemination Workshop

Abuja, Nigeria

June 1 – June 5

http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/networks/ihfan/ihfan-to-co-host-data-dissemination-workshop-in-nigeria

 

IUSSP Pre-conference Workshop

Marrakech, Morocco

September 27

http://www.iussp.org/marrakech2009/workshop.php


New job postings

New positions with MEASURE Evaluation have been posted. Visit http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/employment for position descriptions.

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