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Rwanda RMNCAH scorecard tool

Over the past two decades, Rwanda has made tremendous progress in implementing innovative, high impact, health programmes to improve the health of children, adolescents and women.

APLMA Leaders Dashboard

The APLMA Leaders’ Dashboard (the Dashboard) is the mechanism to help countries track progress towards the 2030 goal.

Implementation of the community scorecard in Ethiopia: Best practices and lessons learned

In the rural areas of Ethiopia, an exciting citizen participation and feedback process is gaining attention and wielding impressive results.

Video: Kenya’s experience of using scorecard management tools to improve health outcomes for RMNCAH

Presentation from the Head of the Department of Family Health at the Kenya Ministry of Health.

Uganda RMNCAH scorecard tool for accountability and action: a district-led approach

Uganda has made commendable progress in improving reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) indices over the recent past.

RMNCAH scorecard tool supports accountability and action as countries prioritise adolescent health

In 2014, the World Health Organization reported that gains made in maternal and child health were at risk of being lost if investments in adolescent health were not increased.

Video: Tanzania malaria scorecard

This video provides background on Tanzania’s malaria scorecard.

Tanzania malaria scorecard overview

The Tanzania’s Ministry of Health developed the country’s Malaria scorecard management tool in 2016 under the leadership of the National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) and with the support of ALMA and partners.

RMNCAH scorecard deepens political commitment in Kenya’s Siaya County

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.

Ghana community scorecard: achievements

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.