1. Questions
- How can we procure funds?
- What is holding us back/ What is unsustainable about our current method?
- How can we get direct feedback from citizens?
- How can we measure impact?
- How can we ensure long-term impact?
- What is considered sustainable?
- How can we overcome the cultural gap?
- What cultural challenges may threaten the sustainability of our project?
- How can we get locals to use our resources?
- What previous advancements have been made towards sustainable impact?
- How many devices are needed to cover the region/country?
- How will we solve connectivity issues?
- How will we overcome the language barrier?
- Is there a term for “sustainability” in Krio?
- How can we form meaningful bonds with locals?
2. Logistic Model
3. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
Monitoring:
- Conduct baseline assessments to establish the current status of healthcare worker knowledge, adherence to protocols, and patient outcomes. (research)
- Identify what the main issues are that need to be addressed within Sierra Leone.
- Address issues with the code, troubleshooting and refining.
- Continuously track the utilization of AISHA’s different use cases (Answers, Lessons)
- Power and connectivity issues
Evaluation Activities:
- Increased awareness and understanding of AISHA among healthcare workers and communities.
- Improved access to health education and information for healthcare workers through AISHA Answers and Lessons.
- Initial feedback on the usability and effectiveness of AISHA’s educational content and system features, based on fieldwork experience and direct feedback.
- Increased efficiency in healthcare service delivery and resource management in rural clinics.
- Enhanced capacity of healthcare workers to provide quality care and education to their communities.
- Sustainable integration of AISHA into the healthcare system, with widespread adoption and continued usage over time.
By implementing this M&E plan, the AISHA project can effectively track progress, assess impact, and continuously improve its interventions to achieve its long-term goals of improving healthcare delivery in Sierra Leone.