Evaluation of the National Marriage Project; have children to help the nation, be happy, be smart and every life is safe by using the CIPPI MODEL. Muang Sam Sib District, Ubon Ratchathani Province.

Abstract

 The objective of this study was to have children to help the nation, be happy, be smart and every life is safe. The project is evaluated in 5 areas: Context, Input, Process, Product and Impact.   The study was based on in-depth interviews and focus group discussions with a purposively selected sample of 70 people from a representative group of married couples participating in the project. In the research, in-depth interviews and focus groups were conducted with 30 people and a group    of 40 officials and community leaders.

            The result of the study was contextual evaluation found that evaluation of the National Marriage Project; arises from the problem of low birth rates and the presence of children with developmental delays in the community. the policy of the District Quality of Life Development Committee. The objectives are appropriate and consistent with the situation and needs of public health officials who will work to achieve the indicators. It is also consistent with the Ministry of Public Health policy that focuses on providing services to increase the population and have quality. Inputs was found that the staff in implementing it was still sufficient to provide services. There is a multidisciplinary team with knowledge and clear work continuously monitoring and evaluation. In terms of productivity, it was found that the results for married couples lead to good relationships in the family. Having children who develop appropriately, are good and moral people. As for the impact on the organization, it made the staff understand and achieve the indicators of the Ministry of Public Health. In terms of impact, it was found that the positive impact created a good image for the organization. The quality of care for people in the sub-district health promotion hospital has improved. As for the negative impact, although the estimated negative amount received from the health service network decreased, there was additional budget support from local administrative organizations.