 The interviews examine issues related to the design and implementation of the AFI project, challenges projects face and their strategies for overcoming them, and other factors that may not be captured in the quantitative analysis but that may affect project outcomes. Questions about design and implementation draw from information gathered during site selection, site training, initial random assignments, and monitoring calls, and cover whether, how, and why project changes have occurred. Through site selection and the on-site interviews with staff, we obtained information on organizational stability and capacity, level of IDA project complexity, number of staff and amount of staff involvement, and participant recruitment. Specific questions included: What outreach activities did you conduct to inform individuals of your IDA project? What forms of program support are provided to IDA accountholders? How often are AFI project staff in touch with participants after they open an account? What non-IDA program services were available to members of the comparison group through your organization? Do you feel that that there are any important effects positive or negative of your AFI project on participants beyond the measured outcomes we are tracking through the evaluation? 