In addition to the general objectives of evaluating family plan-ning and maternal/child health care program performance, examining the family planning needs of the male and female population, and describing fertility levels, the 1989 Haiti National C… Read more In addition to the general objectives of evaluating family plan-ning and maternal/child health care program performance, examining the family planning needs of the male and female population, and describing fertility levels, the 1989 Haiti National Contra-ceptive Prevalence Survey had several more specific objectives, as follows: a. To explain the large discrepancy between the number of contraceptives, particularly condoms, reportedly distributed, and the estimated number used according to pas Read less

The Survey seeks to update measures of fertility and contraceptive use among women aged 15 - 44 years and will for the first time include a special module for young adults (male and female) aged 15-24 years as well as males aged 15-54 years. This CP… Read more The Survey seeks to update measures of fertility and contraceptive use among women aged 15 - 44 years and will for the first time include a special module for young adults (male and female) aged 15-24 years as well as males aged 15-54 years. This CPS, coming as it does in the last decade of the century, is of significance to the NFPB in particular and the wider community in general, as it heralds the beginning of the twenty first century and the realization of the goals of Jamaica's National Po Read less

Establish the nutritional status of iron, food consumption, and iron consumption prior to the start of the intervention with biofortified beans in all adolescent women between 10 and 16 years old participating in the study.

The 1997 Core Welfare Indicators Questionnaire (CWIQ) Survey is designed to furnish policy makers, planners and programme managers with a set of simple indicators for monitoring poverty and the effects of development policies, programmes and projects… Read more The 1997 Core Welfare Indicators Questionnaire (CWIQ) Survey is designed to furnish policy makers, planners and programme managers with a set of simple indicators for monitoring poverty and the effects of development policies, programmes and projects on living standards in the country. The survey also aims at providing reliable data on a timely basis for monitoring changes in the welfare status in various sub-groups of the population. An important feature of the survey is the use of Optical Mark Read less

The 2003 Core Welfare Indicators Questionnaire (CWIQ) Survey is a nationwide sample survey, designed to provide indicators for monitoring poverty and living standards in the country, at national, regional and district levels. It is a district-based p… Read more The 2003 Core Welfare Indicators Questionnaire (CWIQ) Survey is a nationwide sample survey, designed to provide indicators for monitoring poverty and living standards in the country, at national, regional and district levels. It is a district-based probability sample that covered a total of 49,003 households nationwide, with 405 households drawn from each district, except for the metropolitan areas, which had samples of households as follows: Accra, 2,430; Kumasi, 11,620; and Shama-Ahanta East, Read less

The CWIQ was conducted in Grenada to assess the change in social conditions following the devastating impact of Hurricane Ivan, and provide the necessary data to inform national reconstruction efforts. The survey was modified and a “Hurricane Ivan Mo… Read more The CWIQ was conducted in Grenada to assess the change in social conditions following the devastating impact of Hurricane Ivan, and provide the necessary data to inform national reconstruction efforts. The survey was modified and a “Hurricane Ivan Module” included in the main questionnaire frame to capture the effects of the hurricane on the lives and livelihoods of different population groups , and in particular, the impact on women. The Grenada survey would be the first to provide up-to-date i Read less

The Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaires (CWIQ) survey has been developed over the past 5 years and mainly deployed in African countries as an attempt to improve the timeliness and reliability of poverty monitoring. The survey was designed to colle… Read more The Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaires (CWIQ) survey has been developed over the past 5 years and mainly deployed in African countries as an attempt to improve the timeliness and reliability of poverty monitoring. The survey was designed to collect information needed to identify and classify target groups and provide basic welfare indicators. It was in addition meant to collect information to measure access, utilisation and satisfaction with social services. The survey was developed by a gro Read less

Worldwide, the Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaire Survey (CWIQ) is designed to collect household data useful in quantitatively profiling the well-being of the population. The 2006 Nigerian CWIQ was a nationwide sample survey conducted to produce we… Read more Worldwide, the Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaire Survey (CWIQ) is designed to collect household data useful in quantitatively profiling the well-being of the population. The 2006 Nigerian CWIQ was a nationwide sample survey conducted to produce welfare indicators for the population at national and sub-national levels, particularly Zones, States and Senatorial Districts. The Survey compliments 2004 Nigerian Living Standards Survey (NLSS) by NBS which profiled poverty in the country. Read less

The Government of Liberia is committed to producing a PSRP. To do this, the GoL will need to undertake an analysis of qualitative and quantitative sources to understand the nature of poverty ('Where are we?'); to develop a macro-economic framework, a… Read more The Government of Liberia is committed to producing a PSRP. To do this, the GoL will need to undertake an analysis of qualitative and quantitative sources to understand the nature of poverty ('Where are we?'); to develop a macro-economic framework, and conduct broad based and participatory consultations to choose objectives, define and prioritize strategies ('Where do we want to go? How far can we get?); and to develop a monitoring and evaluation system ('How will we know when we get there?). T Read less