Monitoring and Evaluation Activities Clause Samples

Monitoring and Evaluation Activities. In 2011, VHTs continued to receive support for accurate, timely tracking and reporting of data from household to village and parish levels using the tools designed by the MOH. The data collected by VHT at the village level is aggregated at parish level by the VHT parish coordinators to generate parish summaries which are forwarded to health workers for aggregation at sub county levels. UHC/MCP facilitates quarterly meetings for capacity building at parish levels to enable feedback on data quality and data sharing on issues identified for action by local leaders, health workers and VHT. UHC/MCP has continued to mentor district data collectors as they use basic excel spreadsheets to aggregate parish register data into quarterly and annual health sub district and district reports. In particular the program has strengthened its support to the District HMIS focal persons to collect quarterly VHT data following the MOH approved tools for problem identification, work planning, monitoring, report preparation and sharing results with appropriate stakeholders. The program team emphasized quality, consolidation and use of data to fill MOH expectations for data reporting. As a result, district data collector capacity in sharing data and evidenced based decision making has increased. A brief monitoring study was conducted to assess the knowledge of VHTs about UHC and whether these VHTs cover health insurance in their health behavior talks within their communities. While almost all VHTs are emphasizing malaria prevention and treatment and, covering almost all of the other VHT job aid health topics in their community talks, only 77.2% talk about health insurance. Most VHTs (89.9%) acknowledged that they have never been asked about health insurance by community members. An additional 41% of ▇▇▇▇ said that when asked about UHC they failed to provide responses to community members. Most VHTs did not know where to obtain UHC registration forms. It was also noted that most of the VHTs have heard about UHC though VHT meetings and trainings, a good number of them acknowledged radio jingles as their primary source of information about UHC. When asked about frequency of topics covered in the last month VHT has the following responses: Topic No. of times Frequency (n=92) Percentage ( %) Seeking treatment for malaria in pregnancy 0 0 0 1-2 27 29.3 3-5 48 52.2 >5 17 18.5 Sleeping under insecticide treated bed nets 0 0 0 1-2 12 13.0 3-5 34 37.0 >5 46 50.0 Seeking treatment for malari...
Monitoring and Evaluation Activities. Activity IV.4.1 Collect and analyze data Activity IV. 4. 2 Monitor and evaluate program implementation Activity IV.4.3 Learning agenda Activity IV.4.4 Train staff on data collection tools
Monitoring and Evaluation Activities. The Program will implement the scholarship holders and student online survey in all three countries. Also, the Program will design the graduate survey and plans for its implementation. The three countries will continue reporting progress of all activities under Results 1 and 2 with the Country Office Tool and collecting student data with the Institution Reporting Tool.
Monitoring and Evaluation Activities. Scope of Monitoring and Evaluation Activities to be undertaken will include: • Providing regular reports of project progress toward milestones and production of outputs • Providing reports on benefits realised by the programme, • Providing 12 months of operational data following commissioning of heat recovery project (Phase 2) • Completing relevant programme evaluation surveys (including programme exit) Forecast Costs (These costs must be consistent with those detailed in Annex 5 Eligible Expenditure Schedule (breakdown of forecast grant expenditure) Total Costs for Feasibility Study Phase 1 projects only Total Costs for Preliminary Engineering Phase 1 projects only Total Costs for Detailed Design Phase 2 projects only Total Costs for Construction, Commissioning and Operational Start-up Phase 2 projects only The maximum amount of Grant offered is up to £ insert amount in figures (insert amount in words) for undertaking the Funded Activities identified in Annex 2. This is the total amount of Grant that the Authority may pay, and this amount will not be increased as a result of any overspend or otherwise. This will be paid as follows: