The Voices of Kenya’s Data Collectors

Apr 7, 2022

Hear from PMA's female data collectors in Kenya

Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) empowers female data collectors who work in their communities to collect high-quality family planning data which is used for decision-making by an increased range of stakeholders to inform policy and programs. During one of the training sessions in Machakos, Kenya, PMA spoke to data collectors about their experiences working with the project.

Hear from PMA’s data collectors below.

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