Measuring Success Toolkit
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Management Sciences for HealthThis toolkit provides guidance on how to use data to plan a health program and to measure its success through monitoring and evaluation (M&E). It also offers links to important M&E-related resources. Basic introductions are provided throughout the toolkit, as well as a glossary of planning, monitoring and evaluation terms, for those less familiar with the concepts and demands of using data for program planning and M&E.
Links to important resources that have been selected by M&E experts are also provided for those with more experience or those needing to delve into further details and specific examples.
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Last Updated
March 25, 2019
