M&E Systems Strengthening
Provided technical and managerial support to operationalise the national WaSH M&E system across all administrative levels.
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The project supported Ethiopia's One WaSH National Programme (OWNP) to strengthen accountability by operationalising the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system at the federal, regional, and woreda levels.
The assignment enabled the generation of reliable, timely, and evidence-based information to improve sector planning and decision-making.
Provided technical and managerial support to operationalise the national WaSH M&E system across all administrative levels.
Strengthened the capacity of the National WaSH Coordination Office (NWCO) to manage and coordinate the M&E system.
Improved the availability of reliable and timely data to support planning, monitoring, and sector performance.
Supported the standardisation and effective implementation of WaSH monitoring processes across the programme.
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