Monitoring and Evaluation for National Tuberculosis Programs Regional Workshop, India

This 3-day regional workshop was held in New Delhi in January 2006 by MEASURE Evaluation in collaboration with the Royal Dutch Tropical Institute and the Revised National Tuberculosis Program of India. The agenda and materials were developed by Dr. Charlotte Colvin in consultation with MEASURE Evaluation staff, Dr Kate MacIntyre, Dr. Latha Rajan and Dr. Stephanie Mullen, and Dr. Lucie Blok of the Royal Dutch Tropic Institute.

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Workshop Agenda

Day 1

1. Welcome and Introduction to the Workshop
1. Learning Objectives
   
2. Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation for National TB Programs
1. NTP Monitoring Checklist
   
3. Monitoring and Evaluation: A Review of Terms
4. Monitoring and Evaluation Frameworks
1. Case study: Developing a Logical Framework
1. Handout: Developing a Logical Framework
5. Introduction to the Compendium of Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluating National Tuberculosis Programs
1. Case study: Selecting Indicators
1. Handout: Selecting Indicators
   

Day 2

1. Data Sources and Data Quality for TB M&E
2. Data Management and HMIS
   
1. Group Work: HMIS and data quality
   

Day 3

1. Overview of NTP in Thailand
2. M&E for a Plan: Indonesia
1. Part I
2. Part II
   
3. Facility Visit
1. Handout: Facility Level Data Collection 
2. Discussion and Reflection
   

Day 4

1. Monitoring and Evaluation for TB Programs: Developing a Monitoring and Evaluation Plan 
1. Case Study: Developing a Comprehensive Plan 
2. Checklist for Comprehensive M&E System
2. Engagement Strategies for Monitoring and Evaluation
   

Related Content

• Advantages and disadvantages of epidemiological data on TB. In: Global Tuberculosis Control: Surveillance, Planning, Financing. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2005. Available from www.who.int or download here. 
• A guide to monitoring and evaluation for collaborative TB/HIV activities. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2004. Available from www.who.int or download here.

• Field Exercise: Observe TB Management. In: Management of Tuberculosis Training for Health Facility Staff. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2003. Available from www.who.int or download here.

• From Cough to Cure: A Path of Ideal Behaviors in Tuberculosis Control. Washington, D.C.: Academy for Educational Development. Available from www.usaid.gov or download here.