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What is the contribution of infrastructure to service delivery? Methodological challenges faced during an evaluation of law and justice built infrastructure in Papua New Guinea

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Baker, Alison
Cifuentes, Mariana
Roberts, Joanne

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Objective of evaluation:*PNG-Australia Law and Justice Partnership (GoPNG-GoA) *AusAID funded evaluation *The focus of the evaluation was to provide an understanding of how investments in infrastructure had contributed to service delivery *Traditionally, the provision of infrastructure is seen as an enabler rather than contributing more broadly to the quality of service provided *This evaluation challenged this understanding by testing relationships between the quality of infrastructure and service delivery

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Baker, A., Cifuentes, M., Roberts, J. (2013). What is the contribution of infrastructure to service delivery? Methodological challenges faced during an evaluation of law and justice built infrastructure in Papua New Guinea. Digital poster presented at the First Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation, September 8-11 2013, Canberra, ACT.

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