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The health systems 20/20 project in Egypt : end-of-project performance evaluation : volume I (main report)

2013EnglishOpportunities and challenges of working to strengthen health systems in a country and health sector in transition' | 'Task Order: RAN-1-00-09-00019/RFTOP# SOL-263-12-000007' | Title in footer: Performance evaluation of the hs 20/20 Egypt project | Evaluated project title: Health systems 20/20 (HS 20/20) | V. 2 (technical papers): PD-ACX-180 | Arabic executive summary: PD-ACX-181 | English executive summary: PD-ACX-182 Health deliveryCODE: 263; Egypt

Metadata

Authors
Donaldson, Dayl | et al.
Contract/Code
RAN-I-00-09-00019-00 | AID-RAN-I-00-09-00019 | GHS-A-00-06-00010-00
Institution
11933 - Social Impact, Inc. 8539 USAID. Mission to Egypt | 13413 Bur. for Policy, Planning and Learning. Ofc. of Learning, Evaluation Research
Keywords
Case management | Evaluation | Governance | Health care costs | Health insurance | Public administration | Public opinion | Trainees KA70 Health finance (1306.5) | Development program planning and management (1125.0) | Health care (444.6)
ID
PDACX179
File size
1142 KB
Source
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Abstract

USAID/Egypt engaged Social Impact, Inc. to conduct an end-of-project performance evaluation of the health-systems-strengthening project, Health Systems 20/20, in Egypt (HS 20/20 Egypt).  The evaluation had two overarching purposes: (1) assess to what extent the project’s objectives and goals contributed to the achievement of the intended results and (2) determine whether moving forward with a new health-systems-strengthening project is a good investment of USAID funds.  In addition to performance and achievements, the evaluators were asked: (1) to assess the project’s working relationships with counterparts and stakeholders; (2) to identify ways in which the monitoring and evaluation functions of future projects can be improved; (3) and to provide guidance regarding the manner in which USAID might maximize lessons learned for future investments in health-systems strengthening.  (Excerpt, modified)