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K. Department for International Development, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation provided generous funding for the work, which was originally conceptualized and brokered by the Transparency and Accountability Initiative. In particular, Kevin Bohrer, Tanweena Chowdhury, Peter Evans, Florencia Guerzovich, Brendan Halloran, Jonas Heirman, Vanessa Herringshaw, Jenny Lah, Tom McEnroe, Nushina Mir, Alfonsina Penaloza, Helen Richards, and Tom Wingfield have been instrumental in shaping the project and providing substantive feedback along the way. The authors are very grateful to members of the T4D Technical Advisory Committee including Yamini Aiyar, Jessica Cohen, Jonathan Fox, Anuradha Joshi, Dan Posner, and Bill Savedoff for their comments and advice. Other colleagues have also generously given their time and constructive suggestions including Rema Hanna and Teddy Svoronos. The authors would like to thank Amy Chandran, Sarah Hamma, Hannah Hilligoss, Jenna Juwono, Sarah Alphs Mwenda, R. Reksa Samudra, Astri Waluyo, Preston Whitt and Juanne Zhao for excellent research and administrative assistance. The authors would also like to thank J-PAL Southeast Asia, especially Lina Marliani and Héctor Salazar Salame, for their advice and technical assistance. T4D partners PATTIRO in Indonesia and the Clinton Health Access Initiative in Tanzania, including Novi Anggraeni, Riska Hasan, Yulius Hasanudin, Hilda Kigola, Esther Mtumbuka, Happy Ndomba, Didik Purwandanu, and Sad Dian Utomo, and the staff at PATTIRO JEKA and PATTIRO Banten, were critical in the design and execution of the intervention. Celine Guimas, Respichius Mitti, Sarafina Safari, and Matt Wiseman at EDI and Kamti Ningsih, Setyo Pujiastuti, and Wayan Suriastini at Survey Meter were instrumental in quality data collection. Finally, the authors are grateful to all the households who responded and whose stories we tell.  \nPHOTO CREDITS:  \nFeri Novriadi: title page; Mohamed Yunus Rafiq: pg. iv; Fahrul Syatar: pg. 1; Jessica Creighton: pg. 11, 20, 60, 81; Stephen Kosack: pg. 85  \nTable of Contents  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...................................................................... iv  \nCHAPTER I: Introduction ..................................................................... 1  \n1.1 CONTEXT OF THE PROBLEM.......................................................................................... 2  \n1.2 T4D INTERVENTION...................................................................................................... 3  \n1.2.1 Introduction, Information Gathering, and Identification of Participants .................. 4  \n1.2.1.1 Introductory Activities: ............................................................................... 4  \n1.2.1.2 Information Gathering: ............................................................................... 4  \n1.2.1.3 Identification of Participants: ..................................................................... 5  \n1.2.1.4 Community Activist Meetings:.................................................................... 5  \n1.2.1.5 Open Public Meeting: ................................................................................. 6  \n1.2.1.6 Social Actions: ............................................................................................. 6  \n1.2.1.7 Follow-up Meetings: ................................................................................... 6  \n1.2.2 Logic Model ................................................................................................................ 6  \n1.3 EVALUATION DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................... 8  \n1.3.1 Key Research Questions...............","cbCaikiOlwTc1KqM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikiOlwTc1KqM","pdf",3078653,120,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Chapter I: Introduction\n## 1.1 Context of the Problem\n## 1.2 T4D Intervention\n## 1.2.1 Introduction, Information Gathering, and Identification of Participants\n## 1.2.2 Logic Model\n## 1.3 Evaluation Description\n## 1.3.1 Key Research Questions\n## 1.3.2 Mixed Methods Approach\n## 1.3.3 Impact Evaluation Design\n## 1.3.4 Impact Evaluation Timeline\n# Chapter II: Baseline Data Collection\n## 2.1 Data Collection\n## 2.1.1 Process\n## 2.1.2 Description of Survey Tools\n## 2.1.3 Timing of Data Collection\n## 2.1.4 Sampling Strategy\n## 2.1.5 Data Preparation and Data Cleaning\n# Chapter III: Baseline Findings\n## 3.1 Key Characteristics of the Sample: Indonesia\n## 3.1.1 Household characteristics\n## 3.1.2 Respondent characteristics","[{\"question\":\"What does the report cover under the T4D intervention?\",\"answer\":\"It describes introduction, information gathering, and identification of participants, including community activist meetings, open public meetings, social actions, and follow-up meetings. 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