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1992
- Bergen, Norway, by research department of the University of
Bergen, observation of impact on caregivers, direct observation,
interviews and video coded observation of 45 caregiver-child dyads
in experimental group and 30 caregiver-child dyads in control group
pre and post implementation
1993 - Experts from the World Health Organisation
(WHO) evaluated the ICDP programme which resulted in their decision
to adopt it. The original ICDP manual was used as basis for the
WHO/ICDP manual published the following year as an WHO document.
1996
– Jamundi, Colombia, study based on interviews and self-evaluations
of 145 mothers
1997 - Norway, by Fjellvang, study based on interview
with 23 participants in ICDP training
2000 - Norway, by Arnesen, pre post design study
based on interviews and video filming of 12 trained staff
2000 - Norway, by Johansen, study based on observation
with video coded samples of 4 caregiver-child dyads
2000
– Luanda, Angola, by I. Egebjerg and K. Hundeide, study
based on interviews with 48 teachers. Evaluation presentation in
powerpoint.
2000 – Angola, by Professor Karsten Hundeide,
ten case studies with video samples
2000
– Macedonia, by local team of psychologists from UNICEF
Macedonia
2001 - South Africa, by P. Cooper and L. Murray,
study of impact on families based on pre post design with control
group
2002 to 2005 – Ethiopia, H.Rye and K.Hundeide,
casuistic studies
2003
to 2004 - Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia, by the Centre for Research,
University of Antioquia, observations of families participating
in ICDP
2003 - there was a positive evaluation by UNICEF
of the ICDP pilot project carried out during 2002 in 5 areas of
Colombia, which resulted in UNICEF establishing partnership with
ICDP.
2004
- Nariño, Colombia, by the psychology department of the
University of Nariño: study of impact on caregivers, 307
questionnaires and interviews, 9 case observations
2005 - in Asuncion, Paraguay, questionnaires evaluating
impact of ICDP were filled in by professionals from the Ministry
of Public Health and Social Services
2005
- Boyaca, Colombia, study carried out as cooperation of 3 universities
in Tunja, UNAD, UPTC and UNIBOYACA: study of impact on facilitators
and caregivers, 300 questionnaires, 20 case studies
2006 - in Sweden, study by Åse Lindstrøm;
6 qualitative focus groups with preschool and school staff trained
in ICDP to find out what ICDP training means for their work and
for the children.
2006
- Huila, Colombia, qualitative studies by 6 students at University
Surcolombiana, Neiva, to assess effects of ICDP intervention through
the eyes of the caregivers and children who received the ICDP programme.
2006 - Bogota, Colombia, qualitative evaluation
about the effects the ICDP programme had on the families of ex guerrilla
fighters.
2006
- Sweden, Åse Lindstrøm conducted 6 qualitative
group interviews (focus groups) with ICDP trained pedagogic staff
working in preschools, schools and with teenagers.
2007,
Mozambique, report from evaluative visit by Professor Lorraine Sherr
2010,
Mozambique, ppt summary,
this is a standardized evaluation using a cross sectional post
intervention design.
Executive summary
2010, Huila, Colombia, ppt summary,
this is an evaluation sponsored by UNICEF Colombia, with pre and
post design, using questionnaires, interviews and 60 filmed
interactions in control and experimental groups.
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