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Country/Study |
Sample |
Participants |
Design | ||||
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Women |
Men |
Adolescents |
Other 1 |
Primary Data |
Secdondary Analysis | ||
| Bolivia | |||||||
| Men's Knowledge Attitudes and Behavior | * Interviews: stratified sample of 600 couples in which women are ages 20-49 | x | x | Quantitative (structured interviews) Qualitative (focus groups) |
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| Psychosocial Impact | * In-depth interviews with 120 women and 40 men | x | x | Qualitative (focus groups, in-depth interviews) | |||
| Brazil | |||||||
| Pregnancy Among Young Adults | * Interviews: 400 pregnant women 12-18; 200 abortion patients 12-18; 50-60 mothers of pregnant teen sample | x | x | x | Quantitative (structured interviews) | ||
| Consequences of Tubal Ligation | * Survey: 388 women 30-49 with tubal ligation; 388 women 30-49 without tubal ligation | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (focus groups) | ||||
| China 2 | |||||||
| Women's Lives | * FGDs: older women; women 15-49; successful women entrepreneurs; men over 50; men 20-49; unmarried men * Case study: 20 families * Survey: random sample of 4,000 people |
x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (focus groups, case studies) | |||
| Egypt | |||||||
| Lives of Egyptian Women | * Cross- sectional survey: 4,500 women * Follow-up survey: 800 women age 45 and younger in 1990-91 survey * Survey: 9,900 households (1990-91) * Survey: 9,000 women (1979) * FGDs: 12 groups of 6-10 ever-married Egyptian women each (72-120 total) |
x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (trend analysis, focus groups) | ||||
| Roles of Women as Employees | * Archival data: employment records of health workers * FGDs: 64 groups of female health-sector employees (approx. 600-640 total) * Interviews: 20 high-level program managers and directors of FP programs |
x | x | Quantitative (archival); qualitative (focus groups, in-depth interviews) | Archival | ||
| Indonesia | |||||||
| Women's Economic Activity | * IFLS survey: nationally representative sample of 7,700 households (1993) * Interviews: 20 women and 20 men (40 total) |
x | x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (in-depth interviews) | IFLS survey (1993) | |
| Family Welfare and Women's Activities | * Survey: 800 women * Interviews: 16 women (subsample of survey) |
x | x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (in-depth interviews) | ||
| Women's Empowerment | * Survey: 800 women * Interviews: 36 couples (women and men) |
x | x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (in-depth interviews) | ||
| Women's Reproductive Decision-Making | * Survey: 800 women 25-49 * FGDs: 12 groups of 8-10 per group; women and men (96-120 total) * Interviews: 24 women and their spouses (women and men) |
x | x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (survey, focus groups, in-depth interviews) | ||
| Jamaica | |||||||
| Project to Delay First Pregnancy | * Questionnaire: 500 male and female Grade 7 students * FGDs: 16 groups of 6-8 Grade 7 students (96-128 total) |
x | x | x | Quantitative (questionnaire); qualitative (focus groups, observation) | ||
| Mali | |||||||
| New Contraceptive Users | * Interviews: 55 new women FP users 18-45; 27 women never-users 18-45 * FGDs: 12 groups: 2 groups each of new women FP users 18-45, women non-users 18-45, mothers-in-law of FP users, mothers-in-law of non-users, partners of users; partners of non-users; 8-10 per (96-120 total) |
x | x | Qualitative (in-depth interviews, focus groups) | |||
| Philippines | |||||||
| Cebu Longitudinal Study | * Follow-up survey: 2,395 women (1991) * Survey: random of sample 3,080 pregnant women (1983) |
x | Cebu survey (1983,1991) | ||||
| Cebu Longitudinal Follow-up | * Survey: 2,800 women 15-55 * FGDs: 4-6 groups with 6-8 women per (24-48 women total) * In-depth interviews: 60 women |
x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (focus groups, in-depth interviews) | ||||
| Women/Family Welfare | * National Demographic Survey (NDS): nationally representative sample of 12,995 households; 15,029 women 15-49 (1993) | x | NDS 1993 | ||||
| Economic/Psychosocial Influences | * Survey: stratified sample of 1,100 women 15-49 * FGDs: 36 groups, 8-10 partcipants per; men and women (288-360 total) * In-depth interviews with key informants (men and women) |
x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (focus groups, in-depth interviews) | |||
| Social/Economic Consequences | * Survey 1: clustered sample of 250 rural married women 15-49 (1994) * Survey 2: clustered sample of 1,000 urban married women 15-49 * FGDs: 6 groups of 10 men/women per group (60 total) |
x | x | Quantitative (survey); qualitative (focus groups) | |||
| Zimbabwe | |||||||
| Women in Development Process | * Retrospective survey: national sample of 2,500 women 18-60 * Survey: ZDHS (1987; 1994) * Survey: qualitative and quantitative; national random sample of 1,450 women and 1,500 men (1992) |
x | x | Quantitative (survey) | ZDHS (1987, 1994); Socio-Cultural Survey (1992) | ||
| Academic and Vocational Goals | * Survey: 1,200 female students 18-25 at teachers' college * Interviews: 90 women: 30 postpartum mothers<26 who dropped out of school due to index pregnancy, 30 community mothers 18-25 who dropped out of school due to pregnancy, 30 sexually active students from teachers' college |
x | Quantitative (questionnaire); qualitative (in-depth interviews) | ||||
| Mediating Effects of Gender | * Interviews: 88 total: 44 married women 25-40; 22 married men 25-50; 22 married women 40+ * FGDs: 16 groups with 7-9 per (112-144 total); women and men |
x | x | Qualitative (in-depth interviews, focus groups) | |||
| Quality of Life | * FGDs: 18 groups of 7-9 women 18-34 each (total 126-162) | x | Qualitative (focus groups) | ||||
| 1 "Other" indicates service providers, community/religious leaders, or other family members. 2 With the exception of China, the studies in this table are funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development. The study in China is funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. | |||||||
