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Table 1 Matrix of data collection methods

From: A mixed methods evaluation of the large-scale implementation of a school- and community-based parenting program to reduce violence against children in Tanzania: a study protocol

Type of data

Data collectors

Data collection method

Study participants

Primary data

FAIR research team

Focus group discussions

Adolescents

Parents/caregivers

Furaha facilitators and coaches

In-depth interviews

Program coordinators and directors

Pact Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) team

Furaha facilitators and coaches

School principals

Structured observations

Furaha Teens group sessions

Furaha Teens coaching sessions

Community of practice meeting

LIP and Pact staff

Document review

All of the above

Secondary data

Pact Tanzania and LIPs (collected by Furaha facilitators) and other team members

Family reports of parenting practices, child behavior, child and caregiver mental health (routine data)

Parents/caregivers and adolescents

Family enrolment, attendance, engagement, and dropout

Cost data

Facilitators, coaches, and LIP staff

Surveys on the sociodemographic and professional background of facilitators and coaches delivering the program

Furaha facilitators and coaches

CWBSA

Assessments of facilitator competent adherence

Furaha facilitators and coaches

Assessments of coach delivery of facilitator supervision sessions