FINAL REPORT OF THE EXTERNAL EVALUATION OF ROLL BACK MALARIA    ACHIEVING IMPACT:    Roll Back Malaria in the Next Phase

External Evaluation of Roll Back Malaria

Achieving Impact:
Roll Back Malaria in the Next Phase

 Table of Contents

Foreword by Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland [34KB]
Preface [20KB]
Acknowledgements [22KB]
Contents
List of Boxes, Tables, Figures
List of Annexes
Acronyms [49KB]
Executive Summary [69KB]
Summary of Key Findings and Recommendations [39KB]

1.1 Roll Back Malaria
     1.1.1 Burden and impact
     1.1.2 Antecedents
     1.1.3 RBM structure and goals
     1.1.4 Definitions
1.2 The External Evaluation

 

2.1 Achievements in Phase I
     2.1.1 Enhanced commitment
     2.1.2 Building consensus
     2.1.3 Resource mobilization
     2.1.4 Progress at the country level
2.2 Under-performance in Phase I
     2.2.1 The global level
     2.2.2 The country level
2.3 The Role and Performance of Partners
     2.3.1 WHO
     2.3.2 The World Bank
     2.3.3 UNICEF
     2.3.4 UNDP
     2.3.5 Bilaterals
     2.3.6 Regional Development Banks
     2.3.7 Governments
2.4 Financing
2.5 Communications and Advocacy
     2.5.1 Partner coordination
     2.5.2 Advocacy
     2.5.3 Communication at the country level
2.6 Human Resources and Capacity Development
2.7 Research
2.8 Monitoring and Evaluation
2.9 The Malaria Burden
2.10 Complex Emergencies
2.11 The Changing Context
     2.11.1 The changing malaria context
     2.11.2 The broader environment
2.12 Was RBM Needed?
2.13 Is RBM Still Needed?
2.14 Is RBM Well Positioned for Phase II?

3.1 A Revitalized RBM
     3.1.1 Reorganization of the RBM Secretariat
     3.1.2 Creation of an autonomous governing body
     3.1.3 Reconstitution of the Technical Support Networks
3.2 Heightened Focus and Effectiveness at the Country Level
     3.2.1 Selection of eight to twelve focus countries
     3.2.2 Appointment of Country Champions
3.3 Role of Individual Partners
     3.3.1 WHO
     3.3.2 The World Bank
     3.3.3 UNICEF
     3.3.4 UNDP
     3.3.5 Bilaterals
3.4 Regional Activity
3.5 Prioritizing Country Level Action
3.6 A Pro-Poor Systems Approach
3.7 RBM and the Global Fund
3.8 Global Financing Strategies
3.9 Advocacy and Communication
3.10 A Global Research Agenda
3.11 Monitoring and Evaluation
3.12 Human Resources and Capacity Development
3.13 Complex Emergencies
3.14 Achieving the Goals, Modifying the Goals, Rejecting the Goals

4.1 Decreasing the Burden
4.2 Squeezing the Endemic
4.3 Using New Tools
4.4 Ensuring Sustainable Finance

 References [49KB]

 Annexes [366KB]

Accompanying reports:

Roll Back Malaria in Complex Emergencies: external evaluation report [72KB]
Ronald Waldman and Molly Rauch

Assessment of the Roll Back Malaria Monitoring and Evaluation System [151KB]
Kate Macintyre,Erin Eckert and Amara Robinson

Report of RBM Stakeholder Interviews [1.1MB]
Cathy Green