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The end-line evaluation used both qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques. The evaluation complied with acceptable data quality practices and ethical considerations for undertaking research. The evaluation team used success story information as one of the qualitative tools.
Data was entered into mobile data collection tool and uploaded to an online data base and analyzed using package for social scientists (SPSS).
The survey results show that CBHFA project was in line with community, county health and other government priorities. It partly achieved its objectives and key outcome indicators. In particular, the project has brought in some degree in behavior change following series of community awareness by trained volunteers on personal and environmental hygiene that has led to reduction morbidity of diarrheal diseases that used to be very common in Wau. There is also increased health seeking behavior instead of community members going first to traditional healers. This has led to increase in facility attendance.