Read the article "Improving Successful Project Completion: Lessons Learned from the Global Health Partnerships Program." It talks about how the Global Health Partnership program of the Pfizer Foundation helped 31 cancer and tobacco control projects in Asia and Africa run smoothly and what lessons were learned from them.

Answer the following questions based on the information you've been given:

1. How do you figure out if a project was a success? Do you think they did a good job of putting the "lessons learned" into words based on the information given?
2. The Global Health Partnership program index measured the success of grantees' projects by looking at progress reports and getting feedback from program managers and mentors. Anecdotal information is always based on the person giving it. Explain what you think about how the subjective factor affects the quality of the index, and think about both the pros and cons. What do you think about using qualitative or quantitative data in this kind of reporting? Explain.
3. The people who got money from the Global Health Partnership program explained how the technical help helped their projects. Based on that feedback, do you think that all grantees should get the same results? and to other programs like it? Explain your perspective.