The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster's monthly service monitoring exercise is a structured and regular data collection and analysis process aimed at assessing the performance, quality, and reach of humanitarian services provided within displacement settings. This exercise facilitates a deeper understanding of the scope and impact of our efforts and enables the identification of gaps and potential areas for improvement. Moreover, the benefits of this monthly service monitoring extend to all humanitarian service providers, as the derived insights help in shaping better-informed strategies, enhancing coordination among different stakeholders, and ultimately, in providing more effective and responsive services to the displaced populations. It is a crucial tool for advancing the effectiveness and efficiency of humanitarian efforts in a continuous manner.
