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Elledge, Myles, Fred Rosensweig, and Dennis Warner, with John H. Austin and Eduardo A. Perez. (July 2002). Guidelines for the Assessment of National Sanitation Policies. Prepared for the Office of Health, Infectious Diseases, and Nutrition, Bureau for Global Health, USAID. Washington, DC: Environmental Health Project. http://www.ehproject.org/PDF/Strategic_papers/SR2SanPolweb.pdf

Lewis, Blane D. (September 2002). Revisiting the Property Tax in Indonesia: Current Practices, Recent Performance, and Near-Term Potential. Prepared under the USAID Policy for Decentralized, Participatory and Effective Local Government and Capacity-Building in Local Government Participatory Medium-Term Planning in Indonesia (PERFORM) Project. Jakarta: RTI. Full report (pdf format).

Sevilla, Maribel A. (2002). "Avaliação do impacto de políticas educacionais: o uso da pesquisa quasi experimental" (Impact assessment of educational policies: applying a quasi-experimental model). In Matos, K. S. L. de M. and Vasconcelos, J.G., Registros de Pesquisas na Educação, p. 129-139. Fortaleza, Brazil: Programa de Pós-Graduação da UFC/LCR. ISBN: 85-86627-25-9. Abstract: English, Portuguese (pdf format).