Document Type
Brief
Publication Date
2-1-2021
Abstract
This brief is intended for global, regional, and national social and behavior change program implementers, evaluators, and monitoring and evaluation teams who want to document their program impacts through routinely collected data. Use of routine and program monitoring data for evaluation presents many opportunities for evaluating program impacts on priority health outcomes, with advantages that include their greater frequency, broader geographic range, longer duration, and lower cost of acquisition. Routine and program monitoring data may not be under direct control of evaluators and thus may not always be appropriate for evaluation. Careful consideration of the appropriateness of routine data for program evaluation is needed.
Recommended Citation
Breakthrough RESEARCH. 2021. "Considerations and guidance for using routine and program monitoring data for social and behavior change evaluation," Programmatic Research Brief. Washington, DC: Population Council.
DOI
10.31899/rh14.1101
Language
English
Project
Breakthrough RESEARCH