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Medical Fact-checker Health Analytics AsiaHi Pam,
I wonder how/if you went about getting the womenfolk decision-making captured in this evaluation process, which is what I imagine you were trying to measure and convey?
With that said I am not sure if decisions are made simply by men who are going outdoors for meetings or if the actual discussion-making process is more likely done by the women (too?) prior to the meeting conducted outdoors.
Eriasafu, could you please send a link about critical challenges that you has been done and you think might be helpful?
Thank you all so much for this rich discussion,
Safieh.