Development Assistance: Issues Concerning AID's Social Marketing for Change Program
NSIAD-89-29
Published: Nov 09, 1988. Publicly Released: Nov 29, 1988.
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In response to a congressional request, GAO reviewed various allegations concerning the Agency for International Development's (AID) Social Marketing for Change (SOMARC) Program, which markets contraceptives for developing countries, to determine whether: (1) AID changed an evaluation of the program to remove criticism; (2) a member of the evaluation team had a possible conflict of interest; and (3) SOMARC was cost-effective.
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Reproductive health careConflict of interestsCost effectiveness analysisForeign aid programsMarketingProgram evaluationProgram managementAgency evaluationsFuturesNational security