Wednesday 10 April 2013: Symposium programme - Day 2
Find here presentations from Day 2 of the symposium: Exploring the reality of monitoring.
Plenary sessions
- Explanation to the symposium programme
- What you think about the WASH sector
- Monitoring rural water supplies in Ethiopia
- Monitoring Performance or Performing Monitoring? Lessons on the politics of monitoring
Topic 1: Monitoring the finance needed for service delivery
Joint session: financial monitoring to assess cost effectiveness of sanitation and hygiene intervention
Topic 2: Country led monitoring
Sessions:
- Collecting, collating and using information in country-led monitoring
- Joining hands: where is the accountability for project and country-led monitoring of rural and small town water supplies?
- Tapping ICT's for country-led monitoring at national level
Topic 3: Project monitoring
Session: NGO innovations in project monitoring and linkages with country-led framework
Topic 4: ICT
Sessions:
- Automated systems
- Use of data for decision making
- Tapping ICTs for country led monitoring at national level
Topic 5: Monitoring for sanitation and hygiene
Sessions:
- Financial monitoring to assess cost effectiveness of sanitation and hygiene interventions
- Monitoring behaviour-change outcomes for sanitation & hygiene at scale and for all
- Markets, technology and toolkits: viability and sustainability
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