' : a case study of monitoring and evaluation of integrated family planning services in urban areas of Togo.

Integrating family planning into postabortion and postpartum services can increase contraceptive use and decrease maternal and child death; however, little information exists on the monitoring and evaluation of such programs. This article draws on research completed by the EngenderHealth's project in three urban areas of Togo on the extent to which monitoring and evaluation systems of health services, which operated within the project area in Togo, captured integrated family planning services. This mixed methods case study used 25 health facility assessments with health service record review in hospitals, large community clinics, a dispensary, and private clinics and 41 key informant interviews with health faculty, individuals working at reproductive health organizations, individuals involved in reproductive health policy and politics, health care workers, and health facility directors.