A Mixed Methods Evaluation of a Multi-Country, Cross-Sectoral Knowledge Transfer Partnership to Improve Health Systems Across Africa

Project Last Mile Africa Case Study Supply Chain USAID BMGF

Providing access to essential medicines is foundational to the achievement of global health targets. Although public-private partnerships might improve the performance of national supply chains, the complexities of knowledge transfer processes and health system contexts pose challenges to partnership evaluation and the generation of evidence about successful supply chain strengthening efforts.

This study reports results from an ongoing evaluation of Project Last Mile (PLM), focusing on the unique benefits and challenges of using a mixed methods approach.

Reference: International Journal of Multiple Research Approaches, 2018, Vol. 10, No. 1, 136–148.

Auteur(s) : Erika Linnander, Katherine LaMonaca, Marie A. Brault, Medha Vyavahare & Leslie A. Curry

Publication d'origine : 13 août 2018

Source : Africa Resource Centre