The Obama administration said California officials had agreed to monitor beneficiaries' access to care and to "take prompt action if any problems are indicated".
The CPPD program monitors its beneficiaries for earnings and for contributions to Canada's unemployment insurance program (called "Employment Insurance", or EI) through information sharing agreements with the EI program and with Revenue Canada (the government tax agency).
For example, between 2009 and 2012, Tunisia consolidated 41 employment programs into four main ALMPs (training, wage subsidies, public works, and entrepreneurship support) and the country is currently in the process of introducing biometric cards to better identify, target, and monitor program beneficiaries.
Growth monitoring visits for beneficiary children under-two increased between 5.5 and 13.5 percentage points (p <0.05), varying with length of time in the programme (Gertler, 2000).
"[Gartner] is the best monitor and Y2K beneficiary.
Lesotho's Deputy Principal Secretary of Health and Social Welfare, Moliehi Khabele, explained that the pilot phase is meant to develop and test effective systems for targeting, enrolment, payment to beneficiaries, monitoring, procurement and financial management – as well as training of stakeholders, public awareness and community involvement.
It will add features that the PT has pioneered in local government, such as a bigger role for local groups in identifying beneficiaries and monitoring the programmes.These are likely to become more generous.
Given contextual constraints and the likely expansion of CBIs, a similar approach would help to ensure reliable monitoring and feedback from beneficiaries; the CBR-TWG is prioritizing standardized approaches to assessment and evaluations and context-specific standards in Syria which can help to guide the cash-based response going forward (CBR-TWG 2015b).
It also engages our aid beneficiaries in monitoring programme progress.
Important implementation aspects include targeting and eligibility criteria, monitoring, respectful treatment of beneficiaries, suitable incentives for providers, quality of care and affordable referral systems.
