Retained in ANC among women with 1 visit (SR) 52 Twelve-month retention on ART (UNAIDS estimate) 67 Positive user experience (%) Confidence in system (%) Client did not have a problem with the wait time 72 Thinks government handles improving basic health 85 services well No lack of attention or respect from public facility staff 42 Very satisfied with family planning visit 91 (SR) Client did not have a problem with the amount of 93 Very satisfied with ANC visit 89 explanation Very satisfied with sick child visit 74 Foundations Service readiness: Basic amenities (WHO) 37 Service readiness: Basic equipment (WHO) 75 Service readiness: Infection prevention (WHO) 76 Service readiness: Diagnostics (WHO) 29 Service readiness: Medicines (WHO) 32 Service readiness index (WHO) 50 Service readiness: Basic obstetric services (WHO) 40 Service readiness: Comprehensive obstetric services 54 (WHO) Service readiness: Immunization (WHO) 70 Service readiness: Child health services (WHO) 50 Service readiness: Antenatal care (WHO) 59 Service readiness: Family planning (WHO) 71 Service readiness: Adolescent services (WHO) 36 Service readiness: Diabetes services (WHO) 32 Service readiness: Cardiovascular disease services (WHO) 34 Service readiness: Chronic respiratory disease services 21 (WHO) Service readiness: Non-communicable disease services 26 Facility has improved water source within 500 m 34 (WHO) (observed) Facility has regular electricity or generator with fuel 28 Facility has client toilet (observed) 44 (observed) Facility has functioning computer and internet (observed) 11 Patient area has visual and auditory privacy (observed) 84 Facility has ambulance with fuel or can call facility with 9 Facility has functioning phone or radio (observed) 32 one (observed) Signal functions among C-section facilities: Caesarean 96 Signal functions among C-section facilities: Blood 88 section (past 3 months) transfusion for obstetric emergency (past 3 months)
Retained in ANC among women with 1 visit (SR) 52 Twelve-month retention on ART (UNAIDS estimate) 67 Positive user experience (%) Confidence in system (%) Client did not have a problem with the wait time 72 Thinks government handles improving basic health services well 85 No lack of attention or respect from public facility staff (SR) 42 Very satisfied with family planning visit 91 Client did not have a problem with the amount of explanation 93 Very satisfied with ANC visit 89 Very satisfied with sick child visit 74 Foundations Service readiness: Basic amenities (WHO) 37 Service readiness: Basic equipment (WHO) 75 Service readiness: Infection prevention (WHO) 76 Service readiness: Diagnostics (WHO) 29 Service readiness: Medicines (WHO) 32 Service readiness index (WHO) 50 Service readiness: Basic obstetric services (WHO) 40 Service readiness: Comprehensive obstetric services (WHO) 54 Service readiness: Immunization (WHO) 70 Service readiness: Child health services (WHO) 50 Service readiness: Antenatal care (WHO) 59 Service readiness: Family planning (WHO) 71 Service readiness: Adolescent services (WHO) 36 Service readiness: Diabetes services (WHO) 32 Service readiness: Cardiovascular disease services (WHO) 34 Service readiness: Chronic respiratory disease services (WHO) 21 Service readiness: Non-communicable disease services (WHO) 26 Facility has improved water source within 500 m (observed) 34 Facility has regular electricity or generator with fuel (observed) 28 Facility has client toilet (observed) 44 Facility has functioning computer and internet (observed) 11 Patient area has visual and auditory privacy (observed) 84 Facility has ambulance with fuel or can call facility with one (observed) 9 Facility has functioning phone or radio (observed) 32 Signal functions among C-section facilities: Caesarean section (past 3 months) 96 Signal functions among C-section facilities: Blood transfusion for obstetric emergency (past 3 months) 88