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Multisectoral M&E Framework Systems Standard - HIV/AIDS National Response in Uganda

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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For the past decades Uganda has benefited from disease specific notably HIV/AIDS and general budget to strengthen their health systems and to address challenges of multisectoral M&E capacity concerns. Part of the problem is having no real consensus on the M&E nor clearly agreed strategy. Varied interpretations, visions and ideas around M&E exist. Nonetheless, the new aid approach in the sector focuses on the principles, aid modalities, good M&E and short falls. The new aid approach emphasis recipient ownership, alignment to country systems, and harmonization among donors for effective aid. Besides, there are other two principle of development to note that is result oriented and mutual accountability. Uganda has progressed with ownership but slow with alignment and harmonization. Uganda recently witness a paradigm shift from project aid to more program based aid through SWAPs and general budget support which enhance recipient control, ownership, alignment and strengthen capacity. Overall, the multisectoral's M&E system in Uganda is facing capacity challenges to design and manage M&E system that not only cover performance, but also track outcome and impact of service delivery.

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Clarence L. Olongamuri is an International Development Management Expert and Independent Research Fellow at Africa Sustainable Development Services. Clarence has wealthy background in the areas of Health Policy & System Strengthening, Human Resources for Health, Inclusive Education, Social Development.

Product details

Authors Clarence Lomua Olongamuri
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 28.07.2017
 
EAN 9783659580628
ISBN 978-3-659-58062-8
No. of pages 120
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Political science > Development theory and development policy

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