Joint Independent Monitoring and Evaluation by AusAID and the UK Department For International Development (DFID)

Estimated budget	A$1.08 million (DFID contribute 80 per cent of total costs)
Project Period	2005 - 2009
Counterpart Agencies and Key Partners	Ministry of Health – Directorate Maternal Health; DFID; UNICEF, GTZ
Main Locations	Locations of SISKES, IMHI, and WCHPP programs

Description

This program is a joint AusAID - DFID initiative focused on the quality monitoring and evaluation of maternal and child health investments in Indonesia. Through this project AusAID is managing an independent monitoring and evaluation team on behalf of DFID to assess the performance of two DFID funded projects.

The program aims to develop a common understanding across a broad range of indicators on maternal health, adopting a rationale that maternal and child health indicators in Indonesia remain poor despite efforts of both the Government of Indonesia and the donor community. It is hoped that collaboration on monitoring and evaluation will lead to lessons learned and the opportunity to focus on future best practice within the maternal health sector.
The program will also support the Government of Indonesia in strengthening mechanism for monitoring of donor programs and learning lessons to inform policy.

This page was last updated on 3 October 2007