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... to identify research priority areas according to their needs.Essential monitoring tools and indicators will be developed and mainstreamed into the HMIS. Data will begenerated periodically to ... 1 Examples of tools to be used include Plan Rep, costing tools and other relevant sources of information32The National Road Map Strategic Plan -2008 - 2015STRATEGIC PLAN AND ACTIVITIES: ... Coordinate regular planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of MNCH activities to assessprogress towards attainment of the MDGsThe goal of this NationalStrategic Plan is to acceleratethe...