Making Monitoring and Evaluation Systems Work (Part 2)

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Annex A: Example of an Inventory of Different Types of Routine Monitoring Data Managed by an Organization

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Type of routine HIV data

Data collection system

Focus All routine data in the health sector

Agency responsible for managing it MOH

Routine data about medical HIV services provided at health facilities and at standalone sites

Through HMIS or separate vertical systems for collecting HIV data

Routine data about HIV services provided in the community

New system to be HIV services delivered created only for this type in the community (not at of data health facilities)

NACA and LGAs (Since no other institution is involved in collecting HIV data about community-based interventions in a uniform manner, this will be the major focus of NACA M&E units and LGAs.)

Routine data about support to vulnerable children

Orphan and Vulnerable Child register

All data about OVC

Ministry of Child Welfare / Social Services

Routine data about education services, including HIV life skills education

Education Management Information System

All routine data from schools in the country, including data about supervision visits, numbers of vulnerable children in schools, etc.

MOE

Financial data about grants that NACA awards

NACA grants management system

All financial data about HIV grants that the NACA awards

NACA

Financial data about HIV services being funded and delivered

Financial systems of development partners

Financial figures relating to HIV services being delivered

Various development partners and implementers of HIV services

Routine data from umbrella organizations

Database of members

Data about NGOs and CBOs in the country

NGO networks

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Financial systems of organizations that implement HIV services

Networks of persons living with HIV

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