Baseline Survey and Project evaluation
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Ethiopia; Baseline survey and establish benchmarks for project evaluation in selected key MNCH indicators for UNICEF-KOICA MNCH project in selected intervention zones Oromia and SNNP regions (December 2016- February 2017):
In collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health, Regional Health Bureaus, NGOs, donors, and academic institutions, the UNICEF-KOICA MNCH project (2015-2018) aimed to scale up maternal and newborn care in 4 zones covering a total population of 4 million. This project contributed to the national scaling up of evidence-based interventions to improve maternal and new ABH team evaluated born health at the community and health facilities. ABH conducted baseline assessment for this project in Segen, Bench Maji, and Keffa zones of SNNP region, and Jimma zone of Oromia region. The objectives of the baseline survey were to assess the awareness and knowledge of mothers on MNCH services, utilization of MNCH services, quality of MNCH services, and identify the critical challenges of using MNCH services.
End of Project Evaluation
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