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National Reproductive <strong>Health</strong> Strategy (2012–2016)These are primarily outcome and impact indicators and data for many <strong>of</strong> them will have to becollected from special surveys. From the above set, therefore, the RHD will develop a moreproximate set <strong>of</strong> indicators to measure process and output. Data for these indicators can becollected by the HMIS and used in regular progress reports.Operational ResearchWhen an important question related to the <strong>strategy</strong> arises for which monitoring and surveys do notprovide the answer, operational research may be employed. A study would be designed and carriedout to find the answer, which would then be fed back to the appropriate levels <strong>of</strong> the <strong>health</strong> systemas part <strong>of</strong> the normal feedback mechanism. Special studies such as these would be funded by one ormore partners in coordination with the RHD.Overall Strategy Review Mechanism and TimingThe information generated by the M&E system will be used to assess progress towardimplementation <strong>of</strong> the RH <strong>strategy</strong> on a regular basis and make necessary adjustments. Progress willbe reported to relevant authorities and partners, both for issues <strong>of</strong> accountability and also toprovide motivation. A <strong>national</strong>-level review workshop will be conducted annually, at which the M&Eunit will provide the analyzed M&E data for the year to the MoPH and its RH partners. This data willbe used in the preparation <strong>of</strong> the next annual work plan.Progress on the implementation <strong>of</strong> the <strong>strategy</strong> will also be reviewed at the regional level throughregional workshops. The Provincial <strong>Health</strong> Coordination Committee will review the M&E dataannually at the provincial level. Information on progress in RH will also be provided to the CGHN andthe Technical Advisory Group for their feedback and recommendations.Page 39