Chapter 5  5.0 Monitoring, follow-up, review and reporting on progress  toward the implementation of the 2030 Agenda  5.1 National Results Framework  20  $^{9}$ Agenda 2030 Para. 75 /RES/70/1  This chapter presents, interprets and discusses findings pertaining to the  mechanisms established to monitor, follow up, review and report on the progress  towards the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and SDGs. The issues  highlighted include among others; regular and inclusive reviews, National Results  Framework and availability of disaggregated data.  It is expected that all UN member states put in place national results frameworks  with targets and indicators, as well as effective monitoring systems to provide  timely and high quality information for policy-making and resource allocation to  implement the SDGs. These frameworks will complement the set of global  indicators used to follow up and review the progress on goals and targets 9 . From the interviews with various stakeholders including academia, District  Councils management and representatives from the Non-Governmental  Organisations, the MFED had not put in place an integrated and effective  monitoring, evaluation, reporting and accountability system that considers both  national and local contexts. There were no mechanisms or systems set by the  MFED to integrate monitoring, follow-up and reporting into actions of all parts of  the government and other stakeholders. Thus, the MFED had not fully conducted  regular and inclusive reviews of progress at sub-national, national, regional and  global levels. For instance, despite having participated in the 2017 Voluntary  National Review (VNR), there was no documentary evidence that sub national  (Districts) reviews and reports had been undertaken to inform the VNR.  This anomaly was due to lack of a National Monitoring and Evaluation Framework 