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appropriately inclusive. information, or information not
5 Integrity Integrity is when data generated
by a program’s information
systems are protected from
deliberate bias or manipulation for
political or personal reasons
being provided.
M&E Protocols as discussed with
the partners take the data
manipulation as serious offence.
Supportive SR Monitoring by the
PMU would ensure that there is a
data integrity and this is part of the
PMU checklist.
9.2 Human resources and technical capacity needs for data management and for ensuring
data quality.
Capacity in Quality Assurance has been identified as one of the weaknesses during the SR
Assessments and MESS Tool workshop with the partners. None of the SRs have in place quality
assurance practices in their organization. The PR has developed capacity building plan for building SR
capacity in the data quality and data management. Details have been discussed in Section 8: Capacity
Building.
9.3 Plans for assessing consistency of primary data during data analysis.
The table below shows the data source tool for each indicator. The supervisory checklist developed
for the SR Program Manager and M&E Officers at the PMU have been developed to ensure that data
as reported are consistent with the original source of data. For example, number of people trained
is consistent with the number of names in the attendance sheet. The table below describes the
original source of data, and the tool for assessing consistency, along with the person responsible.
Impact and Outcome data is being reported by the National M&E System, and WHO have in place
the mechanism to ensure consistency on those indicators, hence project is not concentrating on
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