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Evidence BriefSDG 3: Good Health2010Uganda

What does policy implementation monitoring entail

Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis (ACRES)DRRES-6

This Rapid Response should be cited as

ACRES (2010) What does policy implementation monitoring entail; A Rapid Response Brief. Kampala: The Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis

Summary

Background: Monitoring is essential for policymakers, government officials, development managers, and civil society to learn from past experiences, improve service delivery and plan and allocate resources. Findings: Effective policy and program monitoring involves answering key questions such as: Is monitoring necessary? How will the data be used? What actions will be taken if monitoring reveals gaps? Conclusion: Implementing a robust monitoring system is vital for the success of policies and programs. It requires careful planning, stakeholder involvement, and a skilled team.

Topics

Health Information, Innovation & ResearchEvidence-Based Policy MakingLeadership & Governance > Policy & Regulatory FrameworksLeadership & Governance > Strategic Planning & AlignmentLeadership & Governance > Resource Alignment & Joint PlanningHealth Information, Innovation & Research > Evidence-Based Policy MakingHealth Information, Innovation & Research > Program Evaluation & MonitoringHealth Information, Innovation & Research > Data Collection & Reporting Systems