National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP

Monitoring and Evaluation will include process, outcome and impact indicators,
which are as follows:
Case management
Integrated Vector
Management
Policy and Strategy
Development,
Capacity Building,
Monitoring and
Evaluation
Process Outcome (result) Impact
Procurement,
logistics, training,
supervision, IEC,
service delivery,
quality assurance
Procurement,
logistics, training,
supervision, IEC,
service delivery,
quality assurance
Depending on
planned activities
Coverage
Quality
Coverage
Quality
Reduction in
morbidity and
mortality,
Reduction of
epidemics
Evaluation is an episodic activity, which usually involves several external
entities. The indicators needed for evaluation are the ones generated through
monitoring.
Process monitoring is usually based on the use of managerial information
generated during implementation. It will be strengthened by the use of new
formats and supplemented by LQAS. Process indicators are sometimes
categorized as input, process (proper) and output indicators. Of these, the
most important ones are the output indicators. Like outcome and impact
indicators, they need to be standardized across a programme and reported on
in a standardized manne.
Outcome monitoring is usually based on population and health facility indicator
surveys. It includes assessment of coverage and its quality.
Monitoring of impact is usually based on surveillance data. Existing routine
surveillance will be modified and supplemented by sentinel surveillance. In
addition, the project will introduce impact evaluation, which aims to compare
the impact of different implementation modes.
9.2 Process Indicators
Indicators
a. At least five sites monitor the post purchase quality of drugs and
insecticides recommended for use by the national policy;
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