Kenya (2010): Modified TRaC Study Evaluating Awareness on the Tunza Network and Correct Knowledge Of IUCDS among Women between the ages of 18 to 49 years In Urban And Peri-Urban Areas Of Kenya. Two Rounds.

There has been little to no effort on increasing uptake of IUCDs and Implants in Kenya since the 1990s. PSI/Kenya is the first organization in many years to implement a national provider skills building programme promoting quality family planning services, focusing on the longer-term methods of IUCDs and Implants and conducting IPC and mass media interventions to increase correct knowledge of IUCDs and Implants. The purpose of this modified Tracking Results Continuously (TRaC) survey among women of reproductive age in urban and peri-urban areas of Kenya is to provide evidence for monitoring the implementation of PSI/Kenya's Tunza Family Health Network Program. The data gathered through the 2010 modified TRaC survey will be analyzed according to PSI's Performance Framework and presented in the PSI Research Dashboard. The Dashboard is a set of standardized tables for segmenting populations, monitoring trends on key population and service delivery indicators, and evaluating program effectiveness.