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Developing Recommendations for Evidence-Based Advocacy

Posted by Courtney Heck

May 16 2011

Without thoughtful and implementable recommendations grounded in evidence, even the best studies can end up stuck on a shelf. In this presentation Lineth Oyugi, of the Federation of Kenya Employers, presents a case study from her experience in Kenya, that contains strategies for forming clear, practical recommendations based on study findings.

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Developing Recommendations

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Africa

Methodology: Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS)

Resource Type: Tools for Practitioners

Resource Type: Workshop Presentations

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Upcoming PETS Resource

As part of its new grant window on public expenditure tracking and absenteeism studies, TAP is producing a guide based on lessons learned, challenges faced, and strategies developed by former grantees. Following a six-step process from Developing a Topic to Undertaking Evidence-Based Advocacy, we will carefully outline the activities that PETS can involve and stories from practitioners who have been involved in "Learning by Doing" PETS exercises in the past. Expected Summer 2009.

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