This research paper examines assistive technology (AT) provision in humanitarian contexts, specifically in Bangladesh and Jordan. Through interviews and qualitative analysis framed by WHO's 5 Ps (Products, People, Provision, Place, Policy), the study identifies key gaps and challenges, highlighting the need for systematic integration of AT into humanitarian…
Indicator Compendium: Monitoring and evaluation framework for the national health plan 2021-2030
The document presents a monitoring and evaluation framework for the National Health Plan 2021-2030. It outlines key results areas (KRAs) and indicators for measuring progress towards the plan's objectives, including indicators for assistive technology access. The KRAs include more engaged communities, working together in partnerships, increasing access to quality and affordable health services, and targeted health priorities. The document provides a comprehensive set of indicators for monitoring and evaluating the national health plan, including outcomes related to universal health coverage, infectious diseases, noncommunicable diseases, and mental health. The framework aims to guide the development of annual implementation plans and monitoring and evaluation activities at the provincial and national levels
Details
Publisher Name:
Government of Papua New Guinea
Publisher Website:
https://www.parliament.gov.pg/
Publication Year:
2023
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Papua New Guinea
Categories:
Policy, Standard or framework
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