Core OVC Program Impact Indicators

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Author(s): Chapman J

Year: 2013

Abstract:

This set of 12 child and three household well-being indicators/suggested survey questions is recommended for use in evaluations of programs for orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC). These questions do not form a composite indicator of child well-being, and this set of questions is not a stand-alone data collection tool. It is recommended that this minimum set of indicators/questions be integrated into a comprehensive data collection tool in upcoming OVC program evaluations and other related surveys.

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Core OVC Program Impact Indicators

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