USAID DEC
Followup and evaluation study of returned International Cooperation Administration participants in Egypt who have received training in the United States
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Followup and evaluation study of returned International Cooperation Administration participants in Egypt who have received training in the United States
This study examines the extent of returned participants' contribution to the country's economic development, and whether any changes in attitude toward the United States on the part of the participants developed from the training experience.
Stabler, John B.|Moganham, E. Theodore
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Abstract
The evaluation used both oral interviews and written questionnaires. Of 261 returned participants, 132 were interviewed and 47 others completed written questionnaires. The study is one of the first participant training evaluations ever undertaken. This is an early and valuable effort with many good suggestions and insights into the training program. (Author abstract)
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