Melinda K. Munos

Melinda Munos is an assistant professor in the department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and an investigator in the Institute for International Programs (IIP). Her research and teaching focus on large-scale effectiveness evaluations of health programs in low and middle income countries, and on efforts to improve measurement in maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition. She received her PhD and MHS in International Health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and her BS in Biological Sciences from Stanford University.

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Analysis and Interpretation of Large-Scale Programs (Coursera)

May 6th 2024
Analysis and Interpretation of Large-Scale Programs (Coursera)
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This course is for implementers, managers, funders, and evaluators of health programs targeting women and children in low- and middle-income countries as well as undergraduate and graduate students in health-related fields. Course participants will learn how to 1) transform quantitative components of an evaluation measurement plan into a sound [...]

Household Surveys for Program Evaluation in LMICs (Coursera)

Apr 29th 2024
Household Surveys for Program Evaluation in LMICs (Coursera)
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This course provides an introduction to household surveys for program evaluation in low-and middle-income countries. The development of this course was supported by a grant from Government Affairs Canada (GAC) for the Real Accountability, Data Analysis for Results (RADAR) project.