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Choosing indicators, writing definitions, reference sheets and SMART checks.
Choosing indicators, writing definitions, reference sheets and SMART checks.
Generate specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound indicators from your program objectives.
Document how each indicator is defined, measured, disaggregated, and reported : with baselines and targets.
Get each indicator assessed for SMART criteria, measurability, and alignment with your results framework.
Describe your program objectives and get suggestions for appropriate indicators to track progress.
Design an M&E framework for a health program integrated with HMIS and DHIS2 data systems, WHO and SPHERE benchmarks, and sector-standard health indicators.
Review a set of indicators for SMART criteria and definition clarity.
Score indicators specifically against SMART (Specific / Measurable / Achievable / Relevant / Time-bound) with per-criterion feedback.
Review baseline values and targets for documentation, justification, plausibility, ambition calibration, and milestone coherence.
Review the wording of an indicator statement (subject, action, unit, comparator, brevity).
Review whether indicators are correctly classified at output, outcome, or impact levels with attribution-distance and time-frame checks.
Review the justification for a proxy indicator (rationale, link defense, bounded validity, triangulation, limitations).