Proportion (Facility, District, National) Offices Using Data for Setting Targets and Monitoring

Use of routine and non-routine data for setting targets for the year and monitoring key indicators is critical for evidence-based decision-making.

Below are the proportion (Facility, District, National) offices using data for setting targets and monitoring that MEASURE Evaluation located as of March 2017. Data collection is ongoing. Please contact us if you are aware of updated or additional documents that can be added to this page.

Country	Proportion (Facility, District, National) offices using data for setting targets and monitoring	Status
Afghanistan		Not available
Bangladesh		Not available
Burundi		Don’t know
Botswana		Don’t know
Cameroon		Don’t know
Cote d’Ivoire		Not available Data is used at the national level but not documented
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)		Don’t know
Dominican Republic	http://bit.ly/2ogQwUO	Yes, monthly reports from SRS and SNS Head Office, DPS
Ethiopia		Don’t know
Ghana		Don’t know
Guatemala		Not available – currently not being monitored
Guinea		Don’t know
Guyana		Don’t know
Haiti		Don’t know
India		Don’t know
Indonesia		Don’t know
Kenya		Don’t know
Lesotho		Don’t know
Liberia		Don’t know
Madagascar		Not available
Malawi		Not available
Mali		100% It is a requirement for all health facilities, districts, and regional health offices to use data for setting targets in their planning process
Mozambique		Available
Myanmar (Burma)		Don’t know
Namibia		Don’t know
Nepal		Don’t know
Nigeria		Don’t know
Pakistan, Balochistan		Not available
Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa		Available. Target setting is a part of DHIS but can’t provide specific proportions.
Pakistan, Punjab		Don’t known. Target setting is a part of DHIS but can’t provide specific proportions.
Pakistan, Sindh		Not available. Data is being used to develop the district level action plans and target setting of facilities but can’t provide specific proportions.
Rwanda		Not available – It is assumed that all levels of administration use data from DHIS-2 to monitor health trends.
Senegal		Don’t know
South Africa		Don’t know
South Sudan		Don’t know
Swaziland		Don’t know
Tanzania	Planning at all levels; Comprehensive Council Health Plans available for all councils.	Annually
Tanzania, Zanzibar		Don’t know
Uganda		Don’t know
Ukraine		Not available
Yemen		Not available
Zambia		Don’t know
Zimbabwe		Available (100%)

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Proportion (Facility, District, National) Offices Using Data for Setting Targets and Monitoring

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