Kenya OVC-CT Programme Operational and Impact Evaluation

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July, 2008
AcknowledgementsThe authors would like to thank the many individuals who have contributed in undertaking thesurvey and in producing this report. They include the staff of the Department for Children’sServices in the Ministry of Gender, Unicef and Ayala Consulting who provided direction,information and comments at various key points. They include the staff members of ResearchSolutions, both present and past, who undertook the fieldwork for the survey, often underchallenging conditions, and who also managed the data processing. They include the respondentswho generously gave their time for interviews. They also include the participants at a workshop topresent the draft findings in Nairobi in May 2008, whose helpful comments contributed to improvingthe report, and colleagues in OPM who reviewed various elements of the analysis. All opinionsexpressed, and any mistakes, remain the responsibility of the authors.iii
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