Tools and Resources
This page holds fact sheets on research and program activities from the Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (Urban RH Initiative).
The MLE project uses a quasi-experimental research design in which data collection occurs simultaneously in intervention and comparison cities. This page includes a number of questionnaires that the MLE project has developed for use at the individual, household and facility levels to measure and evaluate the impact of the Urban RH Initiative.
Mapping with geographic information system (GIS) technology can help program planners identify urban poor populations, who often live in slums and are commonly excluded from official population counts. This section includes materials on slum mapping associated with the Urban RH Initiative, which can be adapted by other programs.
The MLE project manages a weekly Monitoring & Evaluating (M&E) Capacity Building Listserv with information about opportunities to strengthen or use skills in monitoring and evaluation.
The MLE project works globally to raise awareness of the importance of and need for monitoring and evaluation (M&E). This page includes key M&E tools and resources published by a range of organizations.
The presentations on this page, given by MLE partners and colleagues of the Urban RH Initiative at various venues, highlight findings from MLE’s evaluation of the Urban RH Initiative programs, as well as other project-related insights and lessons learned.
The MLE project has compiled a list of up-to-date tools and resources that inform the field of urban reproductive health.
Urban RH eToolkits
Coming Soon! The Urban RH eToolkits is an electronic collection of expertly selected information on urban reproductive health designed for health program managers, service providers, and policy makers.
The MLE project has compiled a list of key organizations, websites, and blogs that inform the field of urban reproductive health.
