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    Research on integrated development

    As the international development community pivots toward implementing an ambitious, cross-cutting global agenda, we need evidence to understand the circumstances in which integrated development solutions produce the best results. FHI 360 focuses on...
  • Published research

    The effect of agomelatine in behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia

  • Published research

    Development and validation of a novel food-based global diet quality score (GDQS)

  • Published research

    What are the perspectives of stakeholders on integrated development in Nigeria? Findings from a survey among program managers, donors and policymakers

  • Feature

    Adaptive management improves and enables effective social and behavior change programming

    FHI 360 uses an adaptive management approach to improve integrated social and behavior change programming in Tanzania through the USAID Tulonge Afya project.
  • Video

    Health Equity: What Can the United States Learn from the World?

    Disparities in health equity are persistent, even in the United States. Annette Brown and Gretchen Thompson discuss research on how health equity initiatives in selected countries can apply to the United States.
  • Publication

    Policy Brief: Disability Screening Instruments from Low- and Middle-Income Countries

    This brief reviews low-cost screening instruments used in low-and-middle-income countries to identify children with disabilities.
  • Published research

    A measurement error model approach to survey data integration: Combining information from two surveys

    Combining information from two surveys is a challenge in survey sampling, particularly when there are overlapping geographies. In such cases, dual frame estimation methods are employed to derive overall estimates while avoiding double contributions coming from the overlap area. In this paper, measurement error models were layered onto the dual frame approach, to appropriately account for potential measurement errors. The approach can be generalized to combine more than two sources of information.
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    Evaluating integrated development: Are we asking the right questions? A systematic review

    Integrated development is gaining popularity in global interventions. But, the evaluation of integrated programming has not received much attention. This systematic review indicates that few programs between 2006 and 2016 were intentionally designed to assess the impact of linking two or more development sectors. The review and recommendations will be useful to develop more promising programs.
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    Urban, rural, and everything in between: Smarter planning for the 2030 agenda

    At a time when data is driving development solutions more than ever before, weaknesses in the way countries and international organizations collect and report data on population distribution present challenges to the stated commitments of the Sustainable Development Goals. This paper explores the current challenges and proposes practical solutions to ensure smart planning and resource allocation to maximize development investments.