Monitoring & Evaluation The value of measuring collective action
For collective action to achieve global health targets, including universal health coverage and reducing premature deaths from noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), we need to be able to thoroughly assess its real-world impact. While quantifying the value of a collective, whole-of-society approach to improving access to NCD care is no simple endeavor, rigorous measurement is critical to the effective public-private partnerships that are at the heart of our work.
Why we prioritize monitoring and evaluation
The benefits of a commitment to monitoring and evaluation (M&E) can’t be overstated. It enables us to maximize the knowledge we derive from our initiatives, make the most of our impact, and drive the systems-level change required to improve the NCD landscape.
Sharing what we learn: Monitoring & Evaluation Reports
Monitoring and Evaluation is a key part of fulfilling our commitment to knowledge sharing, ensuring that data and learnings go beyond informing our own future projects but can also be used widely as the world pushes toward NCD solutions.
Report26 February 2025
FAN’s Inaugural Annual Report Showcases Early Progress
The Financing Accelerator Network for NCDs (FAN) has released its first annual report, marking early progress in advancing sustainable financing for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) in low- and middle-income countries. FAN…
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Report25 May 2023
Key Lessons in Advancing Access to NCD Care: Collaboration, Connectivity, Community
The six-year milestone report by Access Accelerated and its partners highlights the collective achievements, progress, and insights gained from six years of sustained partnerships aimed at transforming the global response…
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Report13 May 2022
Access Accelerated 2021 Measurement Framework Report
Access Accelerated engaged RTI International in March 2021 to design a measurement framework to capture the impact of its investments for collective action through partner projects. Using its approach to…
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Report28 September 2021
ACCESS ACCELERATED PUBLISHES YEAR 4 REPORT
Letter from the CEOs From the earliest reports of the novel coronavirus in China through social distancing orders, sickness—exacerbated by chronic disease—and the tragic loss of too many lives,…
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Report3 August 2020
Access Accelerated Publishes Year 3 Report
Access Accelerated is proud to launch its Year 3 report, chronicling our collective efforts in 2019 to advance access to NCD prevention, treatment and care in low- and middle-income countries.…
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Report20 May 2019
Access Accelerated: Year Two Report
We are catalyzing new and existing public-private partnerships to increase access to NCD prevention, treatment and care. In our second year, we made a number of important advances to…
Strong M&E gives us:
- Insight into the effectiveness and health of a multisectoral collaboration, showing us what’s working and what isn’t while allowing us to quickly identify needs and make changes
- Evidence that is needed to secure and mobilize financial resources and to create change at a policy level, empowering decision makers to make informed choices and take sustainable actions
- Accountability by documenting our progress toward the fulfillment of commitments made to governments, investors, civil society, and above all the people whose lives our initiatives are designed to improve
A new measurement framework for a complex world
Quantitative data alone is valuable, but its ability to fully capture the scope of our work and collective impact is limited. To fill that gap, Access Accelerated has been working with RTI to create a robust and thoughtfully designed measurement framework that accounts for both the quantitative and qualitative value of multi-stakeholder collaboration.
The framework is designed to measure the individual and collective impact of Access Accelerated partner projects, such as the systems-level change achieved by organizations learning together, aligning, and integrating their actions. This approach has not only allowed us to measure quantitative metrics but also captures the more difficult-to-quantify “connective tissue” that makes a partnership strong.
Watch Dr. Rachel Nugent from RTI explain the concept of Connective Tissue
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