Challenges and Opportunities in Monitoring and Evaluation Practice in Public Health
Explore the complexities of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in the public health sector, including the interplay of political economy, the definition of terms, coverage of development challenges up to 2022, and select development issues affecting M&E tools and practices.
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6 6th thM&E Network Forum M&E Network Forum Evaluation Practice in PH: Challenges and Evaluation Practice in PH: Challenges and opportunities opportunities Dec 6, 2016 Dec 6, 2016 Development, political economy and M&E contexts W. Nuqui
Definition of terms Monitoring: stakeholders of an ongoing intervention with early indications of progress, or lack thereof, in the achievement of results and provides the basis for evaluation, Evaluation: systematic and objective assessment of an on-going or completed project, program, or policy to determine the relevance and fulfillment of objectives, development efficiency, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability, and Political economy: Interplay between economics, law and politics in the creation and implementation of public policies and projects M&E operates in a complex environment in which political economy and other variables interact. continuing function that informs management and main
Coverage I. Select development challenges and opportunities in 2016-2022 Ambisyon Natin : long-term framework, continuity, and public support 20 by 22 policy agenda: 10-Economic + (10-HD) and SDGs? +lessons and conditions: targeting social protection, NHTS, sin taxes, inflation targeting, competition policy: tariff reform and economic liberalization- banking and other sectors, industrial peace, ceasefires, evidence-based policy and legislative reforms etc Design and execution of PDP and agency M&E agenda for 2017-2022 II. Notes on presentations MCA, UNDP, DSWD and others
Ia. Select development issues and what are the quality of M&E tools? High and sustainable growth with poverty reduction SDGs: priorities, synergies and trade offs Inclusive geographic and spatial development: Infra, EPZs, BPM centers, energy etc PPP reform, what it takes to raise (Ig/GDP) > 5% and role of LGUs Stunting among children <5 increased: 30-33% in 2013-2015 amidst the estimated reduction of family income poverty in 2015! Implementation of RH law and LGU, local and family support Institutions and HRs: capacities of duty bearers at all levels Social participation processes: effectiveness and gaps in public policy, legislative and project formulation
Ib. Select development issues: what are the quality of M&E tools? Macro-economic, social and demographic model as a simulation tool for policy and target setting and M&E Broad based and investment-led growth with fiscal (tax&exp) reform HH behavioral variables: employment, nutrition and fertility decisions Physical planning and land use at all levels Full decentralization or federalism If FEDERALISM is the answer, what is the QUESTION? A slippery, irreversible slope or solution to cultural, social and economic marginalization? Climate change, green growth and income and wealth effects Global headwinds: the case for lasting domestic sources of shared growth and continuing reforms
2a. Comments on the presentations DBM&PIDS: Funding of large program evaluations and application in ZBB: what happened to bottom-up budgeting and why? MCA and other FAPs USAID vs GOP policies and practices: harmonization and synergy areas Stakeholders participation especially of LGUs and target areas and groups MCA 1 results and lessons for MCA 2: roads, tax administration, DSWD-SLP UNICEF Risks and opportunities created by UNGA-MDGs as applicable to SDGs Lessons from M&E of past CPs and lessons for the next CP, 2018-2012 UNICEF-assisted CCT in post-DRM&A UNDP Beyond 2011: Past and ongoing UNDAF/Country program lessons and results Applications for UNDAF 2018-2022: PH and UN partnership challenges
2a. Comments on the presentations DSWD Pantawid-Expansion and/or natural graduation: targeted fiscal subsidies planned as part of proposed tax reforms Large TA from WB, ADB and AusAid: standards for internal DSWD planning, programming and M&E capacities Diversification of livelihood strategies >> one size fits all Labor and employment policy DTI-assisted industry roadmaps and employment targeting Structural changes, sources and distribution of jobs Resurgence of manufacturing, higher VA services and tariffication of rice and social protection for poor farmers EPZs, endo and other institutional issues
Thank you Especially to the presenters, NEDA and M&E Network
