Factors affecting Utilization of Monitoring and Evaluation findings

Empirical studies globally have revealed that utilization of findings from the Monitoring and Evaluation Function have been seen to be critical in projects especially in contributing to the success of interventions in communities. Unfortunately, implementation factors, decision factors, and community factors are advanced as limiting such utilisation and remain less studied in Uganda. This book is therefore about a study that was set out to ascertain the factors affecting the utilisation of Monitoring and Evaluation findings in the implementation of Malaria Control Programs in Mukono District of Uganda.The study objectives included identifying the implementation factors, decision factors and community factors that affected the utilisation of Monitoring and Evaluation findings in implementation of Malaria Control Programs in which a cross- sectional research design was adopted and data collected from a total of 120 randomly selected employees who were part of the Malaria Control Programs implementation. It was concluded that on average, Monitoring and Evaluation results were rarely utilised in the implementation of the Malaria Control Programs among the implementing organisations.