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Lesson
Data were regularly collected through the monitoring system. Nevertheless, data quality at entry remains poor and incomplete because it is not complemented by data from national routine reporting systems. Provinces and districts would benefit from capacity building on monitoring and evaluation to be able to use project data for results-based management. It is particularly important to monitor implementation of recommendations made during a midterm review and to evaluate and report on training outcomes.

Project Number: 32313-022
Project Name: Health System Development Project
Report Date: 07 Jan 2013

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