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David Jeffries
Consultant
The Gambia
David Jeffries oversees the development new initiatives, including integrating country- and intra-country variance into models, improving measures of...
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MADAGASCAR (2010-2011): MAP STUDY EVALUATING THE AVAILABILITY OF SOCIAL MARKETED CONTRACEPTIVE PRODUCTS (PILPLAN AND CONFIANCE) IN MADAGASCAR. BASELINE. | 03.09.12
Abstract: The main objective for this study is to monitor geographic coverage and quality of coverage of Pilplan and Confiance within six supervision areas. In addition, the study also estimates levels of penetration (by outlet type). This is a MAP for coverage measuring coverage and quality of coverage. For rural areas, the study uses the Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) technique to draw a random sample of 19 communes from six rural supervision zones. For urban area, an exhaustive sample methodology (census) was adopted, because in each zone there are less than 19 urban communes.
Study Type: Measuring Access & Performance (MAP)
Country/Region: Madagascar, Southern Africa
Author: Justin Daniel Rahariniaina, Jacky Aubin Raharinjatovo
Publication Year: 2011
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