Development of monitoring and evaluation guidelines for Indonesia’s national Early Warning Alert and Response System: aiming for a standardized and systematic assessment
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https://doi.org/10.5365/wpsar.2026.17.2.1320Keywords:
surveillance, syndromic surveillance, indicator-based surveillance, program evaluation, qualitative evaluation, infectious diseaseAbstract
The initiative to establish a systematic monitoring and evaluation (M&E) scheme for Indonesia’s Early Warning Alert and Response System began in 2024, with the development of guidelines and online tools through pilot activities. This can contribute to capacity-building in other countries, providing practical insights for structuring surveillance M&E systems.
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