Siaya County is located along the shores of Lake Victoria in western Kenya. It is a county with challenging health issues and complex health determinants.

It offers a systematic way to gather data, monitor and act on the demand side of service delivery in contrast to the conventional approach focused primarily on the supply side of the health sector.

On a quarterly basis, the CSC tool and associated community-engagement processes (discussion, scoring, action planning and monitoring) are implemented at the community level.

A number of tangible achievements linked to RMNCAH scorecard use have been reported by Migori County officers in the areas of resource mobilization, data quality and service delivery.

Nutrition scorecards are multi-sectoral and dynamic management tools for strengthening accountability and driving action towards the attainment of continental and country nutrition commitments.

Scorecard developed by the Ministry of Health in 2014. Partners include ALMA, AKROS, Abt Associates, UNICEF, USAID and WHO.

The CSC offers a systematic way to gather, act, monitor and evaluate proposed actions that addresses service delivery challenges.

In 2011, ALMA Heads of State and Government requested a scorecard to enhance tracking and accountability for malaria.

The National Malaria Elimination Programme and partners use the scorecard to track progress performance against 11 key malaria indicators nationally and sub-nationally to drive action.

Detailed overview of Ethiopia's health sector community scorecard experience as described by Ministry of Health policymakers, local health workers and citizens.