El zanaty & associates is preparing workpapers for UNICEF, The main purpose of workpapers is to identigy key challanges for making the health and education system work for the poorest households in Egypt 

Under the auspices of UNICEF

The main activity was held by our organization concerning the data collection for IFPRI to reach the study main objective as follows:

 to learn whether promotion of agribusiness activities,along with nutrition and health promotion activities ,improve rural household livelihoods and particularly household food security and individual nutrition,especially of young children and their mothers.The specific objective is to serve as a baseline of FAS interventions to measure the impact on household income,household food security,and maternal and child nutrition and also to estimate the effects of IMCHN interventions on maternal and child health and nutrition knowledge among community health workers and among farm households. 

Coverage: Coverage : Benisweif, Menia,Souhag,Quena and Luxor
Tools & methods: Quantitative
Sample Size: 2312 HouseHold

Under the auspices of International Food Policy research institute IFPRI

Dr. Fatma El Zanaty participated as a facilitator in the Pan Arab Project for Family Health (PAPFAM) Expert Group Meeting which was held at Arab States Regional Office,Cairo 

The Meeting reaches to a revised consolidated modules for PAPFAM surveys that are responsive to SDGs and to clear outlines for improved and integral structure of PAPFAM with LAS organizational chart also to support PAPFAM to ensure sustainability.

The study aims to understand practices, and attitudes of men towards gender equity, which will help in declaration, directing, and controlling the development of policies to promote gender equality by engaging men and women in developing these policies.

Coverage: Most of Kuwait governerates
Tools & methods: Quantitative
Sample Size: 1980 Households

Under the auspices of Promundo/Kuwait – UN Women

The main objective of this assignment is to conduct a rigorous impact evaluation (IE) of the TKP

Coverage: All Governorates except North & South Sinai, Suez, Ismailia and Matrouh
Tools & methods: Quantitative
Sample Size: 501 villages, around 8000 HH

The main objectives of this study is to assess the readiness of health and education services to effectively contribute to the fulfilment of Takaful program outcomes on child health, nutrition, and education

Coverage: 15 Governorates: Cairo, Giza, Sharkia, Menoufia, Alexandria, Beheira, Kafr Sheikh, Beni Suef , Fayoum, Menia, Assuit, Souhag, Qena, Luxor and Aswan
Tools & methods: Tools & methods : Quantitative & Qualitative
Sample Size: Arround 4800 HH, 120-150 Health facility, 120-200 schools

Under the auspices of UNICEF - ECO

    The main objective is to establish programmatic baseline data of FGM/C in Egypt by verifying existing data and completing missing data for the joint program frame in order to document the status of the output and outcome indicators as of January 2014.

Coverage: 76 Villages in Assuit Governorate
Tools & methods: Qualitative & Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 1660 households

Under the auspices of UNICEF/UNFPA joint program

Under the auspices of UN Women and the national council for women

Dr. Fatma El Zanaty participated in the conference as a speaker and as a team leader of Egypt survey. This conference was coordinated by Promundo and ABAAD – Resource Centre for Gender Equality. The event was an opportunity for key women’s rights organizations, NGO’s working on men and masculinities (or interested in doing so) and key researchers and international agencies to understand how men and masculinities are part of achieving equality and peace. The event also allowed for the international launch of IMAGES MENA, one of the most comprehensive household studies ever carried out in the MENA region on men’s attitudes and practices on a wide variety of topics related to gender equality. In the Arab world, this research has included the IMAGES survey which being carried out in Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco, and Palestinian Territories, as well as its accompanying qualitative research, aimed to drive evidence-based program and policy development.

The primary objective of this research is to develop a consolidated M&E system to achieve synergy among various partners reporting and information system mechanism. Thus, the study will adopt multidisciplinary approach including both qualitative and quantitative tools.

Objectives:

• Establish programmatic baseline data of FGM/C in Egypt by verifying existing data and completing missing data for the joint program frame in order to document the status of the output and outcome indicators as of January 2014.
• Verify existing data and complete missing data that present the progress in the FGM/C abandonment in Egypt during 2014 and 2015.
• Establish a monitoring system that links between the FGM/C abandonment programme and other implementing partners’ existing indicators monitoring databases, reporting system, data collection tools, process-flows and databases.

Coverage: 76 Villages in Assuit Governorate
Tools & methods: Qualitative & Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 1660 households

Under the auspices of UNICEF

The main aim of the study is to conduct data collection for impact evaluation with high quality quantitative data in the areas targeted by of the ELIIP project.

The survey will include two components:

• A household survey (around 8,780 respondents).
• A community/village-level survey (around 1,058 respondents). The interview is expected to last 1.5 to 2 hours on average for community interview and around 1.5 hours for the household interview.

Coverage: 13 Governorates, 529 Villages
Tools & methods: Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 9,838 households or individuals

Under the auspices of World Bank and Social Fund for Develoment (SFD)

The main objective of the assigned survey was to collect data for a baseline evaluation of the Hilly Areas Sustainable Agriculture Development Project.  The study looked at data from households in beneficiary villages and compared it with data from households in control villages where the project was not implemented. The variables of interest for comparison were:

1. Socio-economic status of households
2. Agriculture production
3. Expenditure on food and non-food items
4. Main source of income
5. General characteristics of intervention and control communities (collected through a separate community questionnaire.)

Coverage: Bint Jbeil, Hermel & Akkar
Tools & methods: Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 900 households (600 intervention households, 300 control households) in 31 communities

Under the auspices of Ministry of Agriculture in Lebanon and IFAD

The main objective of the study is to assess the changes in political engagement and belief formation of Egyptians since 25 January revolution. The main objective will be reached through the survey questionnaire with households where an interview had been completed in 2011 and comparing results of 2016 survey with 2011 survey. The assessments of changes in political engagement and belief formation through questions related to:

1. Political event happened in Egypt since 2011.
2. Political event happened outside Egypt since 2011.
3. The effect of political events on respondents believes.
4. Political and social believes.
5. Exposure to broadcast, print and digital media.
6. Religious believes.

Coverage: 22 Governorates
Tools & methods: Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 3439 respondents

Under the auspices of Maryland University

Objectives:

• Assess citizens’ awareness of existing CSC
• Assess existing tools for raising citizens’ awareness
• Obtain baseline data on the perceptions of citizens regarding the quality of existing services provided by a CSC and their satisfaction herewith
• Obtain data on the expectations of the citizens towards the provision of services
• Obtain recommendations and inputs from the citizens on how to improve the current situation

Under the auspices of Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GIZ

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Objectives:

• Identify the purpose of a policy brief.
• Identify target audiences and describe a target reader.
• Describe the structure of a policy brief and the features of each section.
• Describe the text and graphic elements of a policy brief.
• Plan, outline and write a policy brief, including text and graphics.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Objectives:

• Increase the participants' awareness to understand the results and the evolution of EDHS 2014 and EHIS 2015.
• Increase participants' knowledge on how to read the Demographic Health Survey tables.
• Review the EDHS and the EHIS findings and to extract a title of an article.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Objectives:

• Increase the participants' awareness to understand the results and the evolution of EDHS 2014 indicators for Beni Suef Governorate.
• Increase participants' knowledge on how to read the Demographic Health Survey tables.
• Review the EDHS findings for Beni Suef and its impacts on the programs and policies.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Objectives:

• Increase the participants' awareness to understand the results and the evolution of EDHS 2014 indicators for Menia Governorate.
• Increase participants' knowledge on how to read the Demographic Health Survey tables.
• Review the EDHS findings for Menia and its impacts on the programs and policies.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Objectives:

• Increase the participants' awareness to understand the results and the evolution of EDHS 2014 indicators for Sharkia Governorate.
• Increase participants' knowledge on how to read the Demographic Health Survey tables.
• Review the EDHS findings for Sharkia and its impacts on the programs and policies.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Objectives:

• Increase participants' skills in reading and interpreting the EDHS tables.
• Promote participants’ engagement with survey results and to consider policy recommendations.
• Obtain inputs from participants on the draft topic specific factsheets and governorate factsheets.

Under the auspices of Ministry of Health & Population

Finally, El-zanaty for the first time is using the tablet system in collecting data from the fields work.

Objectives:

• Evaluate the impact of the program.

Under the auspices of GEORG-AUGUST-UNIVERSITY GÖTTINGEN

Finally, El-zanaty for the first time is using the tablet system in collecting data from the fields work.

Objectives:

• Assess the current behavior and attitudes of men on a wide range of issues related to gender equality.
• Compare the results with women’s attitudes and behavior on the same issue.
• Assess men’s knowledge of and attitudes toward about policies that have sought to promote gender equality.
• Explore factors that may explain variation in men’s behaviors in their family lives and intimate and sexual relationships.

Under the auspices of PROMUNDO-US

The main objective of the this assignment is to conduct a baseline RIMS and household comprehensive survey for Sudan .

Objectives:

• Measure the main two indicators of RIMS survey; malnutrition and household standard of living.
• Measure food consumption and expenditure and food prices
• Identify source of income of households
• Collect community characteristics.
• Marketing services
• Credit beneficiary

Coverage: North Kurdufan (El-Obied)
Tools & methods: Quantitative tools
Sample Size: 1980 Household (66 Village)

Under the auspices of Under the auspices of Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and IFAD

The 2015 EHIS will include testing for the hepatitis C virus (HCV) in order to facilitate an understanding of the trend since 2008. In addition, the EHIS will include testing for the hepatitis B virus (HBV). Although less prevalent than hepatitis C in the Egyptian population, HBV is a significant problem in Egypt, and co-infection with HCV is highly related to liver disease.

In order to have a better understanding of the level of HCV and HBV infection in children as well as adults, the age range for eligibility for the hepatitis testing in the EHIS will include persons age 1-59 years. The EHIS will also obtain information needed to investigate the prevalence of aflatoxins in young children and their mothers. To provide the data needed to examine the relationship between aflatoxins and stunting in Egyptian children, dietary data will be collected in the EHIS interview for children age 6-59 months and their mothers.

It is expected to collect information and blood sample form around 28500 individual.

The EDHS is the largest national survey in Egypt .The primary objective of this survey is to collect data for providing accurate information on levels and trends in fertility, family planning use, infant and child mortality, and maternal and child health indicators. This assignment included:

1. Prepare sample frame.
2. Select the PSUs for the EDHS 2014 survey.
3. Conduct quick count in the selected PSUs.
4. Pretest the questionnaires for the main survey.

The 2014 EDHS will obtain current estimates of key indicators needed to measure progress toward the achievement of the goals in population and health sector.

Under the auspices of MINISTRY OF HEALTH

This assignment is expected to provide UNICEF Egypt with :

1. Comprehensive data on child health and nutrition, access and use to health care services in the villages covered by the PCPE.
2. Compare indicators between the villages included in the pilot phase of the PCPE and the expansion villages.

Objectives:

• Provide baseline data on KFP and IYCF practices; nutritional status of under-5 children; other MICS indicators; and MoREs indicators, in the villages covered by the PCPE.
• Compare KFP and IYCF practices; nutritional status of under-5 children; other MICS indicators; and MoREs indicators, between the pilot-phase villages and the expansion-phase villages.

Under the auspices of UNICEF – ECO

The main objective of this assignment is to develop and successfully implement all aspects of project completion household survey (the “survey” hereafter) for the impact evaluation of the project. The “survey” consists of all-important aspects of implementing the completion survey, analyzing the data and report writing. The complete impact evaluation will collect the intervention data to be linked with the baseline and mid-term data and analyzed for the project impact evaluation. Specifically the main objective of this activity are:

Objectives:

• Conduct sampling design, data collection and analysis, and report writing of the household survey for use in project impact evaluation.
• The impact will be assessed on the project specific indicators and RIMS stipulated poverty and nutrition related areas.

Under the auspices of Government of Sudan (GOS) & Land Reclamation and IFAD

Objectives:

• Collect and compile a report of key quantitative data and qualitative information on women’s access to financial services in Egypt.
• Analyse the enabling environment in terms of national and/or local laws, regulations and policy statements issued by the Central bank, business processes and costs as well as financial institutions.

Coverage: Suhag, Assuit, Menya, Gharbia and Dakahlia
Tools & methods: Qualitative

Under the auspices of Deutshe Gesellschat Fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)