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Somaliland (2013): MAP study evaluating coverage and quality of BiyoSifeeye, Shuban-Daweeye, Nasiye contraceptives, Bulsho-Kaab] in pharmacies in [12 cities] of Somaliland. Round 2.

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Title Somaliland (2013): MAP study evaluating coverage and quality of BiyoSifeeye, Shuban-Daweeye, Nasiye contraceptives, Bulsho-Kaab] in pharmacies in [12 cities] of Somaliland. Round 2.
 
Identifier https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/24891
 
Creator Qodax, Aden
 
Publisher Harvard Dataverse
 
Description PSI Somaliland conducted pharmacy MAP (Monitoring Access and Performance) studies in 2011 and 2012, in view of assessing the availability of PSI's BiyoSifeeye, Nasiye and Shuban-Daweeye brands and the associated quality standards across main cities in five regions of Somaliland. This is the third round and is anticipated to identify any changes that may have occurred in the period after the second round. The previous rounds were conducted in 10 main cities, namely Hargeisa, Erigavo, Borama, Berbera, Sheikh, Buroa, Wajale, Gabiley, Ceel-afweyn and Arabsiyo where PSI had strong presence with program activities. As PSI has expanded its interventions to more geographically in Somaliland two additional cities were included in this round. The two additional towns for this round were Dilla of Awdal region and Odweyne of Togdheer region). Five teams of two interviewers with their supervisor and local guides visited every street and corner , even going through residential areas to audit all existing pharmacies. The MOH representative for the data collection were part of the superv
ision for the field work. Data collection took place during the time most pharmacies are open both in the morning and in the afternoon. The interviewers administered a questionnaire to the provider at the pharmacy (see Appendix 1). GPS coordinates were also taken.
 
Subject MAP
Quantitative
Providers
Diarrhea
Reproductive health
Household water treatment
Modern contraceptive use
BCC
DFID
 
Date 2013