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Excel Dashboards
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OVERVIEW
The importance of data from contraceptive self-injection and other self-care approaches
Data has the power to convey the lived experiences of women and adolescents, highlighting the importance and
potential of expanding choices to reduce unmet need for contraception. Contraceptive self-injection (SI) data is
often missing in routine family planning measurement and evaluation. The Subcutaneous depot
medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA-SC) Access Collaborative has developed this resource to support family
planning programs in tracking progress with SI scale up, thereby advancing a broad contraceptive method mix and
quality of care, and influencing policy development and procurement planning across public and private sectors.
The purpose of this tool
This is part of a monitoring, learning, and evaluation (MLE) toolkit of three tools: the data use and indicators
guide, data visualization principles, and Excel dashboard: how-to guide for dynamic decision-making tools are
primers in how to create dynamic and visually compelling self-injection program data displays (e.g., dashboards,
presentations) that facilitate comprehension and use of SI data for family planning program decision-making.
While this tool was developed with DMPA-SC self-injection in mind, many of these principles could be applied
to data visualization needs across family planning programs and methods.
Who should use this tool
All three tools are intended for use by individuals who will be presenting SI data to senior family planning
program decision-makers. These individuals should have some experience with basic data manipulation (e.g.,
HMIS focal people) and could be at the central, regional, or district level of the health system or an implementing
partner.
Where to find other tools in the MLE toolkit
Please visit the DMPA-SC Resource Library at www.FPoptions.org to access the full MLE toolkit, Toolkit for
DMPA-SC monitoring, learning, and evaluation.
About the DMPA-SC Access Collaborative
The PATH-JSI DMPA-SC Access Collaborative provides data-driven technical assistance, coordination,
resources, and tools to ensure that women have increased access to DMPA-SC self-injection as part of an
expanded range of contraceptive methods, delivered through informed choice programming.
The content in this document may be freely used for educational or noncommercial purposes, provided that the
material is accompanied by an acknowledgement line.
www.path.org/DMPA-SC | www.FPoptions.org |
Downloaded by kevin wacira ()
Excel Dashboards Explained 1683173229
Financial Accounting I ()
, lOMoARcPSD|25973474
DMPA-SC ACCESS COLLABORATIVE MLE TOOLKIT
Excel Dashboards
A how-to guide for dynamic decision-making tools
Downloaded by kevin wacira ()
, lOMoARcPSD|25973474
OVERVIEW
The importance of data from contraceptive self-injection and other self-care approaches
Data has the power to convey the lived experiences of women and adolescents, highlighting the importance and
potential of expanding choices to reduce unmet need for contraception. Contraceptive self-injection (SI) data is
often missing in routine family planning measurement and evaluation. The Subcutaneous depot
medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA-SC) Access Collaborative has developed this resource to support family
planning programs in tracking progress with SI scale up, thereby advancing a broad contraceptive method mix and
quality of care, and influencing policy development and procurement planning across public and private sectors.
The purpose of this tool
This is part of a monitoring, learning, and evaluation (MLE) toolkit of three tools: the data use and indicators
guide, data visualization principles, and Excel dashboard: how-to guide for dynamic decision-making tools are
primers in how to create dynamic and visually compelling self-injection program data displays (e.g., dashboards,
presentations) that facilitate comprehension and use of SI data for family planning program decision-making.
While this tool was developed with DMPA-SC self-injection in mind, many of these principles could be applied
to data visualization needs across family planning programs and methods.
Who should use this tool
All three tools are intended for use by individuals who will be presenting SI data to senior family planning
program decision-makers. These individuals should have some experience with basic data manipulation (e.g.,
HMIS focal people) and could be at the central, regional, or district level of the health system or an implementing
partner.
Where to find other tools in the MLE toolkit
Please visit the DMPA-SC Resource Library at www.FPoptions.org to access the full MLE toolkit, Toolkit for
DMPA-SC monitoring, learning, and evaluation.
About the DMPA-SC Access Collaborative
The PATH-JSI DMPA-SC Access Collaborative provides data-driven technical assistance, coordination,
resources, and tools to ensure that women have increased access to DMPA-SC self-injection as part of an
expanded range of contraceptive methods, delivered through informed choice programming.
The content in this document may be freely used for educational or noncommercial purposes, provided that the
material is accompanied by an acknowledgement line.
www.path.org/DMPA-SC | www.FPoptions.org |
Downloaded by kevin wacira ()
