Ces lignes directrices sont élaborées pour appuyer la cohérence dans la collecte de données sur les besoins et assurer des évaluations efficaces et fiables par les enumérateurs.
A guidance note prepared by NAAS on inclusion of market analysis in Secondary Data Reviews (SDRs), different types of needs assessments (MIRA, MSNAs, harmonized sectoral assessments) and HNOs.
Context:
Rural
Urban
Life cycle steps:
Designing Secondary Data Review (SDR) methods
Summarising and interpretation of inter-sectoral analysis
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