From 1994 to 2004, 11 independent, cross sectional studies with identical methodologies took place on an annual basis.
A North Korea "leadership/regime targeting methodology rebuild" also took place.
Methodology Data collection took place June-August 2010, and included primary and secondary source literature reviews, key informant interviews, staff and partner surveys, global surveys and blogs, UNICEF self-assessments and field visits, observation during site visits, focus groups, and interviews.
Purpose / Objective The objective of the review was to: - Assess the benefits of the Subregional structure of the Mekong Project and programming from UNICEF EAPRO - Assess UNICEF's role within and contribution towards UNAIDS structure and functioning at Subregional and country levels Methodology The review took place in two phases.
Methodology: The study took place in 38 communities that have ECD centers in an extremely impoverished district in the eastern terai; the research on which this report looked at critical numbers and trends – enrollment rates, passing rates, school retention, gender and ethnic breakdowns.
Methodology The evaluative process took place throughout 2002 and was finalized in 2003.
The evaluation strives to make practical recommendations to enhance UNICEF's gender policy implementation Methodology: The evaluation mission Mali took place from September 3-15, 2007 including a field trip to Segou from September 9-11, 2007.
Methodology: Data collection for the evaluation took place between January and May 2005, including visits to UNICEF HQ (New York, Geneva, Copenhagen) and DFID in London, three country case studies (Ethiopia, DRC and Sri Lanka), interviews at HQ and RO levels, questionnaires to Country Management Teams and individuals in countries selected at random.
Most FACIT measures have undergone a standard scale development and validation methodology, which takes place in four phases: item generation, item-reduction, scale construction, and psychometric evaluation [ 1- 22].
