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Beyond Indicators and Reporting: M&E as a Systems Strengthening Intervention

January 2012

Led by Sian Curtis

This presentation illustrates some of the tensions that arise when implementing M&E interventions and discusses options for resolving them. Curtis places these experiences in the context of current global discussions related to country ownership and health systems strengthening

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Filed under: Evaluation, Monitoring, Evaluation, Monitoring

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Beyond Indicators and Reporting: M&E as a Systems Strengthening Intervention

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