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Coordinating aid to Katine
Richard Kavuma has writen an interesting article about the role of insecticide treated bednets in preventing malaria, especially amongst young children in Katine (See Net gains in preventing malaria).… more →
Evaluating Katine
Coordinating aid to Katine
rickjdavies wrote 2 months ago: Richard Kavuma has writen an interesting article about the role of insecticide treated bednets in pr … more →
Mobile phones, the internet and innovation in Katine
rickjdavies wrote 2 months ago: One of the often claimed advantages of providing aid through NGOs is their ability to be more innova … more →
Reviewing Katine: What's happening with governance?
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rickjdavies wrote 5 months ago: In her recent posting on this topic, Madeleine Bunting said “I’ve listened to Joshua Kyallo, A … more →
Reviewing Katine: What's happening in livelihoods?
rickjdavies wrote 5 months ago: In her article on this topic, Madeleine Bunting commented “The livelihoods component of the Ka … more →
Tiriri health centre: Questions still unanswered
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: Sarah Bosley’s post on the Guardian Katine website on December 2nd has raised some very import … more →
The evaluator evaluated
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: Here are… AMREF REFLECTIONS ON 2ND EXTERNAL EVALUATION OF KCPP tabled at the Quarterly Governa … more →
Learning from other projects?
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: In October I visited and reviewed the progress of UNICEF’s Women and Children’s Health P … more →
How well is the KCPP doing? Compared to what?
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: One conventional approach to the evaluation of aid projects is to identify the project’s objec … more →
Distributed accountability
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: In my recent visit to the Katine project I raised the issue of whether administrative processes in A … more →
AMREF makes progress with its Open Information Policy
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: When I first met with AMREF staff in London in September(?) last year, at the very beginning of the … more →
Confusing mobilisation and empowerment?
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: Taken as it stands, the recent article on the Guardian Katine website: “Katine community welco … more →
Janet Anyango: unaffordable healthcare
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: “Janet Anyango’s son Yuventino suffers from cerebral malaria, and Janet has faced a constant s … more →
Crowdsourcing and international aid programs
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: In October 2007 Paul Bradshaw wrote an enthusiastic post (on his Online Journalism Blog) about the G … more →
Evaluating the Guardian’s role in the Katine project
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: For understandable reasons, most development projects have objectives that are focused on changing t … more →
Appropriate goals?
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: This July the Guardian Katine website is focusing on health issues The lead page on health issues in … more →
When to stop giving?
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: “Demand for mosquito nets soars” Amref began handing out anti-malarial bed nets at the e … more →
Will the Katine baseline survey be of much use?
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rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: Information about the Katine baseline survey can be found here: The survey results Guardian article … more →
Whose (education) objectives?
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: In the Katine Chronicles (May 23rd, 2008), Madeline Bunting has written on the state of education in … more →
Issues arising - connecting education and health activities
rickjdavies wrote 1 year ago: (from GAlice, Comment No. 1077245 April 30 6:34) “…As for Katine, I think that makes it … more →
