Description
The purpose of the final performance evaluation of SHOPS is to support USAID decision-making for future program design and implementation, and for effective allocation of resources, particularly as they relate to investments in the Jordan Association of Family Planning and Protection (JAFPP) and with private sector doctors. The evaluation is intended to provide evidence-based analysis of how effective the project was in meeting its objectives of increasing the demand for, access to, and quality of family planning services; to assess the sustainability of project outcomes and practices; to identify factors contributing to outcomes and sustainability; and to provide recommendations on how to make future projects with similar objectives more effective and more sustainable. Data collection was conducted from June 1 through June 18, 2015.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Doctors Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 133 network doctors. | Open resource |
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Clients Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 400 CHW-referred clients of SHOPS family planning services. | Open resource |
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Pharmacists Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 141 pharmacists. Pharmacists were selected at random within the north, center, and south regions. | Open resource |
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Doctors Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 133 network doctors. | Open resource |
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Clients Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 400 CHW-referred clients of SHOPS family planning services. | Open resource |
| Jordan SHOPS Evaluation - Pharmacists Dataset | HTML | The SHOPS evaluation employed multiple sources of data including desk review, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and clinic observations. This dataset includes in-depth interviews of 141 pharmacists. Pharmacists were selected at random within the north, center, and south regions. | Open resource |