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New STATA .do Files Added to our GitHub Repository

PMA had added six new STATA .do files to our GitHub repository. The .do files will create the Excel outputs that we use to generate our briefs, using the Household and Female, the Service Delivery Point, and Client Exit Survey Datasets that are publicly available. You may use the .do files to understand how we calculate our main indicators, learn how we use the key indicators, and to regenerate the PMA briefs. 
 
Please note: Data presented in the PMA briefs online represent preliminary results. Therefore, there may be slight differences between the .do file results and those in the brief. Please access DataLab to cross check any discrepancies and get the final estimates.

Virtual Symposium: COVID-19 & Beyond: Accelerating Use of Evidence to Maximize on Opportunities to Improve Health & Livelihood of Adolescents & Youth in Kenya
Barriers to positive health outcomes for adolescents & youth have been exacerbated by the pandemic. Join us for this virtual symposium as we discuss recent findings and how to ensure a gender-responsive recovery.

September 8-9
14:00-18:00h East Africa Time
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Introducing Panel Results!
In 2019, PMA introduced a new longitudinal panel design to fill a data gap —collecting information from the same women and households over time for regular tracking of progress and for understanding the drivers of contraceptive use dynamics – an approach that is not currently used by other large-scale surveys. 

The panel design provides unique insights by allowing researchers to measure and examine changes over time for individual women. Seeing trends over time allows policy makers and programmers to make informed decisions that best meet the needs of their communities. 

See our latest results here
 
 
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