1. Summary and Providing Feedback on Implementation
We will fill in notes later….
CEI Implementing the Reproductive Health Assessment Toolkit for Conflict-Affected Women November 5, 2006

2. Summary Limited survey skills Pre-programmed data entry and analysis
Comparable data
Data to action
Applied to diverse settings
Modified to local setting
Technical assistance available

3. Feedback on Implementation
Tracking use
Monitoring
Evaluation
Revisions

4. Acknowledgements - CDC
Michelle Hynes
Kerry Thomson
Aisha Talib
Mary Kay Larson
Wyndy Amerson
Gary Weeks
Brian Morrow
Lubna Bhatti
Basia Tomczyk
CDC Int’l Emergency and Refugee Health Branch
CDC GAP Office – DRC and Atlanta
Finally, I’d like to end today’s talk by acknowledging the various people and organizations that provided support to the Toolkit’s development. I’d like to highlight Mary Kay Larson, who many of you probably know. She had the vision to move the development of the Toolkit forward. And Wyndy Amerson and Gary Weeks have both been instrumental in our data entry and analysis programming.

5. Acknowledgements - Partners
USAID
Andrew Mellon Foundation
African Medical Research Foundation (AMREF)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR
Administration for Refugee & Returnee Affairs (ARRA)
Care International - DRC
Ministry of Health – DRC
Kinshasa School of Public Health
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I’d also like to acknowledge our funders for this project: USAID and the Andrew Mellon Foundation as well as our partners who collaborated with us to pilot test the Toolkit in Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Colombia.

6. Technical Assistance & Feedback
Reproductive Health Assessment Toolkit for Conflict-Affected Women
4770 Buford Highway, NE
Mailstop K-22
Atlanta, GA 30341
USA
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For more information you can contact us by phone, fax, . You can also check our website for updates of the Toolkit.
Any questions?