Evaluating Family Planning & Reproductive Health Program Transition from Donor Support: A Proposed FrameworkDownload Document: Updated-PRH-016-Transition-Brief-SR-22-167-D4I_508c-1.pdf (375 KB)Abstract: This brief introduces a family planning (FP) transition framework intended to guide donors and local stakeholders in pre- and post-transition assessments and to support the development and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of FP transition plans. The framework was developed by Data for Impact (D4I), a project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This brief describes the FP transition framework, which was based on a comprehensive literature review and a pilot of a post-transition evaluation of four countries—Honduras, Indonesia, Morocco, and Peru. The literature review included 147 published and unpublished articles and documents, including grey literature, reports, and presentations shared by USAID staff. The D4I team adapted the framework and domains proposed by Bao et al. (2015) for monitoring and evaluating the transition of global health programs. The pilot assessment consisted of reviews of existing survey data and semi-structured, in-depth interviews of key informants who were heavily involved in FP programs in these four countries.Shortname: SR-22-167-D4IAuthor(s): Data for ImpactYear: 2024Language: EnglishFiled under: Brief, Family Planning, FP transition, FP/RH, M&E, Reproductive Health
