Replication data for: INDIA (2010): TRaC Study for IUD use Behavior Among Women and men in 3 Project States for Project PEHEL ROUND-1

PSI India used the TRaC methodology, which is designed to provide actionable evidence for decision making. The TRaC survey systematically and repeatedly measures levels and trends of indicators such as behaviors and its determinants. The details of the methodology followed and framework for development and construction of the variable for the behavioral determinants are provided in Annex-1 and Annex-2 respectively. Stratified multi-stage cluster sampling design with systematic random selection of clusters was used to recruit the respondents for this survey, which provided project level representation of sample size of 12,000 respondents. Selection of respondents in each cluster was done following systematic random selection process after listing down all households of the respective cluster. Face to face interviews were conducted among selected men and women using a structured questionnaire. The study questionnaire, including a number of questions measuring PSI's behavior change factors, was developed from PSIs generic sample questionnaire and was field tested with 150 respondents (50 per state) prior to the main data collection. Factors with statistically significant association with current IUD use were identified using multivariate analysis and simple descriptive analysis was run on the study data to monitor the project indicators.