Lessons learnt during the process of setup and implementation of the voucher scheme in Eastern Uganda: a mixed methods study

Table 3 Data collection matrix

Methods/source of data	Study population	Sample size	Lessons
FGDs	• Mothers who used the vouchers	• 2 FGDs of 10 mothers each who used the vouchers in Buyende district	• Benefits of working with local private providers
	• Men whose spouses used vouchers		• Benefits of working with local private providers
	• Transporters	• 1 FGD of 15 mothers who used the vouchers in Pallisa district	• How to identify the right incentives for providers
			• Unintended consequences
		• 1FGD of 10 men in Buyende district
		• 1 FGD of 11 transporters in Pallisa District
		• 1 FGDs of 12 transporters in Buyende district
IDIs	• Community leaders	• 1 IDI of male council representative from Iringa village in Buyende district	• Engaging community
			• How to target beneficiaries
		• 1 IDI of female council representative from Kamuge Sub-County in Pallisa district	• Benefits of working with local private providers Sustaining the intervention
	• Transporters representative	• 1 IDI of male council presentative from Wesunire village in Buyende district
	• Transporters representative	• 1 IDI of transporters’ representative from Kidera Sub-County in Buyende district
Desk review	• Safe deliveries project report		• District response to increased demand
	• Safe deliveries project/field notes		• Verification using registers
	• Safe deliveries project implementation manual		• How to target beneficiaries

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