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Enhancing Family Planning and Reproductive Health Decision Making through GIS Data Linking

Participants discuss results of a 2011 case study in Rwanda to assess the utility of a geographic information system to link, visualize, and analyze multi-sectoral data for FP/RH decision making.

May 2013

Discussion led by James Stewart

MEASURE Evaluation PRH addresses how GIS data linking can help improve family planning and reproductive health program decision making. Participants discuss results of a 2011 case study in Rwanda to assess the utility of a GIS to link, visualize, and analyze multi-sectoral data for FP/RH decision making.

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Enhancing Family Planning and Reproductive Health Decision Making through GIS Data Linking

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