Monitoring and Evaluating to Document the Health Improvements
Beginning in 2013, CDC designed and conducted Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) activities to assess the Maternal and Reproductive Health project’s contributions to reducing maternal and neonatal deaths and poor health outcomes in Kigoma.
There were four objectives for these activities:
Collecting data for monitoring and evaluation
M&E Activities - Four Objectives
To document changes in the availability of EmONC care and the capacity of health care facilities to provide high quality care.
Documented using Health Facility Assessments
To examine changes in how much the women used the maternal and neonatal care and contraceptive services at the health facilities.
Documented using Reproductive Health Surveys, Pregnancy Outcomes Monitoring
To assess changes in the infrastructure and maternity care services at the health facilities.
Documented using Health Facility Assessments
To assess changes in the rates of pregnancy-related death and severe illness among mothers and newborns.
Documented using Pregnancy Outcomes Monitoring
Related Pages
- Monitoring and Evaluating Maternal and Child Health Programs
- Overview of Maternal and Reproductive Health in Tanzania Project
- Improving Access to Quality Maternity Care to Reduce Maternal and Newborn Deaths
- Monitoring and Evaluating to Document the Health Improvements
- Impacts of the Project
- Activities and Publications