Sphere minimum standards are relevant for emergency and non emergency contexts if you are looking at programme outcome data. (deaths <10%, defaulters <15%, recovered >75%, coverage>50% (rural) or >70% (urban)) Most important in a non emergency context is coverage and reasons for low coverage - that is where most non emergency or integrated programmes struggle and need to focus their attention. Documentation of this can be found in coverage survey reports - there are examples of coverage surveys from integrated programmes that give good indicators or performance. FANTA developed a framework for evaluating integration as part of their evaluation CMAM programmes post emergency in Ethiopia, Malawi and Niger April 2008 that alos may be useful.

Hi Anne Thanks so much for your response . Rogers