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End- line valuation of the roject entitled E P ‘PARIVARTAN ’: A Family Welfare and Population Development Project
Agency : Population Foundation of India
An end-line evaluation of “PARIVARTAN”: A Family Welfare and Population Development Project jointly resourced by J K Tyre and Population Foundation of India (PFI) was carried out to document good practices, success and learning from the project. The project was being implemented in 60 villages in Rajsamand Block, District Rajsamand, Rajasthan, covering a population of 41,000. The goal of the projectwas to build capacity, generate and provide basic health care to the rural population in the selected area to bridge the gap between the need and access toRCHservices.
The approach for the end-line evaluation was entirely qualitative in nature. The study involved interaction with the primary stakeholders: women beneficiaries of the project and key members of the community, village level monitors (VLM) and secondary stakeholders: key project officials of the implementing and funding agency;community stakeholders; and at the institutional level, PRIs,ANMs,GNMs, male nurses, anganwadi workers (AWW), and school teachers. In-depth interviews with various level stakeholders including women in the reproductive age group (15-49 years) and FGDs with the community were instructed to gather the relevant information. Case studies of project beneficiarieswere also documented.The evaluation had been completed and the final reportwas submitted to PFI,NewDelhi.
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