Pallative Care Nutritional Supplementation Targeted Evaluation
Kari Egge, James Campbell, Shannon Senefeld, Susan Strasser and Linda Lovick
CRS Zambia evaluated the impact of nutritional supplements on HIV+ home-based care (HBC) clients, not taking ARTs, from April – October 2005. A quasi-experimental design was used to investigate affect on quality of life and anthropometric status over a 6-month period.
2006
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New publications
- M&E Standards Narrated Presentation
This short narrated presentation on CRS’ Monitoring and Evaluation Standards provides an overview of CRS’ M&E Standards and support tools.
Agua y Conflicto
Una marco conceptual y práctica para los que aplican el desarrollo de agua, los que construyen la paz desde la sociedad civil y los defensores de los derechos humanos en
Rapid Experience of CRS Experience wit…
This rapid assessment reviewed sanitation activities by CRS, in particular the promotion of the Arborloo.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Consider…
This guidance document offers water supply and sanitation facility and hygiene promotion design considerations and recommendations intended to increase access to these facilities by people living with HIV.
Directives pour l’élaboration de petit…
Guide technique général sur les activités de planification et de mise en œuvre de petits projets d’assainissement et eau en Afrique orientale.