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An Evaluation of the Myanmar Birth Spacing Project

An Evaluation of the Myanmar Birth Spacing Project
An Evaluation of the Myanmar Birth Spacing Project

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99

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Jack Reynolds (Ph. D.), Elizabeth Preble (M.P.H.), Alessio Panza (M.D., M.P.H.), Nu Aye Khin (M.D.), Khin Nwe Oo (M.D.), Thazin Oo (M.P.H.)

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An Evaluation of the Myanmar Birth Spacing Project

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04 March 1999

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UNFPA provided US$3.6 million over 1996 to 1999 to help Myanmar expand its birth spacing (BS) services, not oniy in terms of additional sites (from 20 townships in 1995 to 72 in 1996), but also in terms of additional types of contraceptives (pills, injectables, IUDs and condoms). An external Evaluation Team was asked to assess progress to date in strengthening local capacity to do this. The team examined the five major targets of this capacity-building strategy: 1) training; 2) information, education and communication (IEC); 3) service delivery; 4) management information; and 5) project management. The evaluation was conducted between mid-September and mid-October 1999.

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