National WASH Multi-Stakeholder Forum 7 - Progress and Status on DFID Support to OWNP M&E

This content discusses the progress and status of DFID support to the OWN Program Monitoring and Evaluation system, including key diagnostic findings, an enhanced M&E framework, integrated reporting, and more.

• WASH
• M&E
• DFID support
• Multi-stakeholder forum
• Progress

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1. National WASH Multi-Stakeholder Forum 7 Hilton Hotel, December 16-17, 2015 One WaSH M&E system development John Butterworth (IRC Ethiopia) MSF 7

2. Objective/ content Objective: To share progress and status on DFID support to OWNP M&E (by Coffey/IRC) Content: Introduction Key diagnostic findings Enhanced M&E framework Integrated reporting WaSH M&E MIS NWI2 Operational plan and funding MSF 7

3. Introduction Our objective: OWNP M&E that lasts Supporting government (NWCO and OWNP IPs) Scope of ToR: People, processes and systems Task 1: strengthening M&E systems across WaSH sectors Task 2: impact evaluation (Coffey) Task 3: promoting dissemination and use of WaSH data Inception phase: Mar-Sep 2015 Implementation: Dec 2015-Feb 2019 MSF 7

4. Key diagnostic findings (1) OWNP is a challenging programme to report Existing processes sectoral and fragmented Existing IT-systems in use, except in water NWI was a major advance and results used New WaSH M&E MIS software is functional but not operational, and does not meet requirements as they have evolved MSF 7

5. Key diagnostic findings (2) Introduction of ICT at early stage Quality assurance has not received much attention Strong demand for data but use is neglected Substantial capacity constraints Development partners have made major financial commitments MSF 7

6. Enhanced M&E Framework Proposals for updated KPIs (14) Disaggregation a critical issue for addressing equity, gender and VfM issues KPIs link well to SDGs but gaps remain (potential for collaboration with global efforts) 80 supplementary indicators and other indicators possible Includes indicators related to environment, social, resettlement and fiduciary risks MSF 7

7. Integrated reporting Critical requirement of NWCO Approach agreed is to strengthen and utilise sector systems as far as possible (HMIS, EMIS, IBEX etc) Requires commitment to share data in line with MoU ICT-enabled WaSH MIS will support water supply reporting, and integrated reporting MSF 7

8. Integrated reporting MSF 7

9. WaSH M&E MIS System has been in development since 2008 Twin-track approach Further improvements to make use of the PUT-system (focus on data storage, reporting and analysis) Alternative (commercially available off the shelf) software with mobile data collection and other capabilities Support to procurement, testing and roll-out MSF 7

10. National WaSH Inventory 2 Priority for 2016 New inventory, not updating More focus on making data available including WaSH Atlas Mobile-based data collection (as in Somali) Build and retain capabilities so NWI2 can be updated NWI3 may not be required or could look radically different MSF 7

11. Operational plan funding 100 mths MSF 7

12. Undertaking proposals OWNP website (with data rich capabilities) OWNP annual report NWI2 WaSH MIS IT systems operational Water sector monitoring Integrated reporting MSF 7

13. Thank You! MSF 7