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Summary
This final performance evaluation of the Health Service Delivery (HSD) Activity reviewed the first 4 years of implementation to understand project effectiveness in increasing quality of care, increasing demand for services and strengthening health systems; to identify lessons learned and missed opportunities; and to identify factors affecting post-investment sustainability. Evaluation questions focused on quality of care, community-focused interventions, health systems strengthening, fistula prevention and care, gender-based violence, and leveraging of USAID and other development partner activities to advance RMNCH+ results in Guinea. Primary mixed-methods data were collected from key stakeholders and a subset of health facilities.
Resource Type:
Evaluation report
Year
2020
Network
Implementation Science Evaluation
Region
Africa
Country
Guinea
Language
English
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