Ethiopia Strengthening Land Tenure and Administration Program (ELTAP) and Ethiopia Land Administration Program Impact Evaluation (ELAP)

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The overall objective of the USAID-supported Ethiopia Strengthening Land Administration Program (ELAP) program is to assist the Government of Ethiopia to strengthen and enhance rural land tenure security and land administration systems. ELAP was implemented by Tetra Tech ARD. The endline community survey and data collection activities were carried out by The Cloudburst Group. The purpose of the community data collection is to generate qualitative and quantitative data which will be analyzed to understand the economic and social impacts of ELAP.

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Name Format Description Link
ELTAP ELAP Woreda Dataset HTML The attached data is from the endline surveys conducted after to the ELTAP program's implementation. This particular dataset is from surveys taken at the Woreda level. Open resource
ELTAP ELAP Endline Household Dataset HTML The attached data is from the endline surveys conducted prior to the ELTAP program's implementation. This particular dataset is from surveys taken at the Household level. Open resource
ELTAP ELAP Endline Wives Dataset HTML The attached data is from the endline surveys conducted prior to the ELTAP program's implementation. This particular data set is from surveys taken by wives. Open resource
ELTAP ELAP Baseline Household Dataset HTML The attached data is from the baseline surveys conducted prior to the ELAP program's implementation. This particular dataset is from surveys taken at the Household level. Open resource
ELTAP ELAP Baseline Wives Dataset HTML The attached data is from the baseline surveys conducted prior to the ELAP program's implementation. This particular dataset is from surveys taken by wives. Open resource
ELTAP ELAP Endline Community Dataset HTML The attached data is from the endline surveys conducted after to the ELTAP program's implementation. This particular dataset is from surveys taken at the Community level. Open resource

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