The document provides an overview of Ghana's national monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system. It describes the national M&E architecture, which includes linking policy, planning, M&E and budgets. It also outlines the national M&E institutional framework and information flows. The national M&E system focuses on results and involves stakeholders in analysis, indicator setting, data collection and reporting. Some achievements include developing M&E guidelines, plans and building capacities. However, challenges remain around human and financial resources, data management, demand for results, and coordination across levels.

1. AN OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL M&E SYSTEM (Ghana) A presentation at IFAD M&E workshop - Accra, 12/12/2011 By Bruno B. Dery

2. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW NATIONAL M&E ARCHITECTURE NATIONAL M&E SYSTEM ACHIEVEMENTS & CHALLENGES

3. SECTION 1 THE NATIONAL M&E ARCHITECTURE

4. POLICY, PLAN, M&E &BUDGET POLICY GSGDA PLAN DISTRICT & SECTOR PLANS M&E DISTRICT & SECTOR M&E PLANS NATIONAL BUDGET

6. SECTION 2 THE NATIONAL M&E SYSTEM

8. M&E AS A SYSTEM Stakeholders Analysis Assessing Needs and Conditions Indicators, Matrix, Calendar & Budget Data Collection Data Analysis and Use Participatory PM&E Other Studies & Evaluations M&E Reports & Dissemination

10. M&E PLANS AT ALL LEVELS NDPC MDAs RPCUs DPCUs Project Managers Body Responsible M&E Plans

11. M&E CORE VALUES

12. FOCUS ON RESULTS

15. SECTION 3 ACHIEVEMENTS

19. SECTION 4 CHALLENGES

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