Impact Evaluation
Assessed the programme's impact on maternal and child health, nutrition, and utilisation of essential health services.
This project involved an impact evaluation of Kakamega County's RMNCH Cash Transfer Programme to assess its effectiveness in improving maternal, newborn, child health, and nutrition outcomes during the first 1,000 days of life.
The evaluation generated evidence and policy recommendations to strengthen programme delivery and guide future investments in maternal and child wellbeing.
Programme Effectiveness
Evaluated the role of cash transfers in promoting skilled birth attendance and positive health-seeking behaviours.
Behaviour Change Assessment
Examined the effectiveness of behaviour change communication interventions in improving maternal and child health outcomes.
Policy Recommendations
Developed evidence-based recommendations to strengthen programme implementation and inform future scale-up.
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