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Millennium Villages Project in Northern Ghana
Impact Evaluation Final Report
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BRACED final evaluation report
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Improving adolescent girls' access to and demand for modern contraception
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Independent Monitoring and Verification Services for Sanitation, Water and Hygiene for the Rural Poor (ASWA II), UNICEF Component
2018; UNICEF; DFID; Bangladesh; Burma (Myanmar); Cambodia; Eritrea; Haiti; Madagascar; Nepal; Niger; Pakistan; South Sudan
Accelerating Sanitation, Hygiene and Water for All (ASWA II) is a DFID-funded programme that aims to achieve sustained access to basic sanitation and safe water supplies, as well as the long-term adoption of hygiene practices, across 10 focus countries (Bangladesh, Burma, Cambodia, Eritrea, Haiti, Madagascar, Nepal, Niger, Pakistan and South Sudan).
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Over the years, there has been steadily growing interest in the idea that sport can make a difference in development, beyond the obvious benefits to health and wellbeing. Worldwide, hundreds…
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Statement on the impact evaluation of the Millennium Villages Project
An independent impact evaluation of a Millennium Villages Project (MVP) covering 35 villages in Northern Ghana was led by Itad in partnership with the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) and…