African Evaluation Association 2019 Conference

MEASURE Evaluation experts will share project work at the African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) conference.

AfrEA 2019 Conference The African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) will host its ninth international conference in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, March 11-15. The theme for this conference is “Accelerating Africa’s Development: Strengthening National Evaluation Ecosystems.” Learn more and register at the conference website: https://afrea.org/2019conference/.

MEASURE Evaluation and Data for Impact will have a presence at the conference, including an exhibition booth and the following presentation.

Presenter	Authors	Title	Type	Time
Heidi Reynolds	Lisa Marie Albert Dr. Eve Namisango	Triangulating Data Sources to Track Pregnancy Delay and Contraceptive Use among Beneficiaries Enrolled in the DREAMS Program in Northern Uganda	Presentation	Session 2, 11am-, Thursday, March 14 (Strand 4)
Heather Davis	Emily Bobrow, Heather Davis, et al.	Innovative Legacy, Outcome, and Process Tracing Evaluations of the Partnership for HIV-Free Survival	Presentation	Session 2, 11am, Thursday, March 14 (Strand 4)
Heather Davis	Heather Davis, Edwige Bosso, Eva Silvestre, Heidi Reynolds, et al	Effects of Investments in Strengthening Routine Health Information Systems on Reaching 90-90-90 Goals in Côte d’Ivoire	Presentation	Session 5, 11am, Friday, March 15 (Strand 4)
Henry Machina (IAPRI)	IAPRI team	Evaluating Gender Dimensions of Agricultural Programs: A Case Study from Zambia	Presentation	Session 1, Thursday, March 15 (Strand 2)
Edwige Bosso	Dr Edwige Abitche-Bosso, M. Serge Evrard Bogui, M. Arnaud Kouadio Bah, Dr Franck Olivier Ba Gomis, Dr Léontine Gnassou, Dr Alimou Barry, Mlle Jeanne Chauffour	Rapport d’analyse des données de routine de la cohorte des femmes enceintes séropositives vues en consultation prénatale jusqu’à l’accouchement au dernier trimestre 2016 en Côte d’Ivoire	Presentation	Session 1, Thursday, March 15 (Strand 4)
Leontine Gnassou	Adebola Lawason, Kola’ Oyediran^, Adesegun Fatusi, Stephanie Mullen, Charlotte Colvin, Obioma Chijioke-Akaniro, Temitayo Odusote, Simeon Onyemaechi, Kenneth Castro, Suzanne Cloutier and Bamidele Bello	Outcome of Tuberculosis treatment in Nigeria: Evidence for Action	Poster	5-6pm Wednesday March 13
Leontine Gnassou or Edwige	Dr. Léontine Gnassou, Dr. Edwige Bosso, Dr. Alimou Barry, Jeanne Chauffour	Monitoring the Cote d’Ivoire HIS performance using the PRISM approach, methods, and tools	Poster	5-6pm Wednesday March 13

When	Mar 11, 2019 08:00 AM to Mar 15, 2019 05:00 PM
Where	Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
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African Evaluation Association 2019 Conference

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