Monitoring and Evaluation

1. Monitoring and Evaluation

2. Outline • Indicators, progress and targets (outputs level) • Year 1, and year 2 countries • Yellow colour to flag areas for improvement

3. Policy, political & social environment Output 1 • National comprehensive communication and advocacy strategy developed (1) • RH coordination team in place, led by the MOH (2)

4. Up-to-date needs assessments for SRH Output 2 • EmONC (1), Midwifery (2), Fistula (3), FP (4)

5. National health plans focus on SRH Output 3 • National development plan for SRH (1) • Costed national development plan for SRH (2)

6. National responses to the HRH for MNH Output 4 - Midwifery

7. Output 5 – Scale up of MNH

8. Output 5 – Scale up of MNH

9. Output 5 – Scale up of MNH

10. Output 5 – Scale up of MNH • EmONC: Task shifting in Burkina Faso, Niger, Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Zambia

11. Output 5 – Scale up of MNH • Family Planning • Gaps in availability of long term methods at community level, and in demand interventions

12. Monitoring and results-based management of national MNH efforts Output 6 - • Mandatory notification and surveillance of M. Deaths • Routine maternal deaths audits / reviews

13. Output 6 : Case studies • Cambodia: Coordinator for EmONC scale up • Continuous assessment (2 annual field monitoring visits) • Mobile-health surveillance in Mali, Madagascar, Benin, Ghana

14. Leveraging of additional resources Output 7 • Share of government expenditures for health • National budget for MNH (National Health Account)

15. Challenges • Political, economic, cultural contexts • National Health Information system • National capacity for costing, national health account, etc • Accountability, coordination at national level, but also country office capacity

16. Way forward • National coordination and partnership • Accountability • Business Plan / results framework • Evaluations: MHTF mid-term evaluation & MH Thematic Evaluation

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