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Measuring Household Readiness to Graduate from OVC Programs: A Graduation Benchmarks Assessment Tool

May 2019

Discussion led by Lisa Parker, MEASURE Evaluation; Gretchen Bachman, U.S. Department of State; and S. Joshua Volle, CAMRIS/USAID

This webinar provided an introduction to a data collection tool to assess households’ readiness to graduate from programs for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and introduced the Graduation Data Quality and Sustainability Assessment for OVC Programs.

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Measuring Household Readiness to Graduate from OVC Programs: A Graduation Benchmarks Assessment Tool

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