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58 SO5 Relief of livestock health constraints, particularly with respect to draught animals, trough provision of veterinary drugs. - Animal heath situation in the project area - SES* O5.1 Access to veterinary drugs improved - Availability of veterinary drugs in the project area - Access to veterinary drugs by animal breeders - Use of veterinary drugs - SES* A5.1.1 Preparation of annual demand - Survey design - Survey design documents estimates - Survey results (data collected and analyzed) - Survey report A5.1.2 Establishment of revolving fund - Volume of the fund established - PPRs; NBE KI*; CSS* account held by NBE - Functioning of the fund A5.1.3 Distribution of drugs. - Volume and nature of drugs distributed - PPRs; CSS* SO6 Improve access of rural families to services and markets by rehabilitating and maintaining rural roads. - Number of SCs benefiting from rehabilitated roads - Number of SCs benefiting from heavy maintenance on roads - Cost of road improvement works - Sustainability of road improvements 45 100 - CSS*; PPRs - Idem - Project financial reports; BPWUD financial reports - Roads’ actual appearance* O6.1 Road construction equipment provided to BPWUD - Type and number of equipment provided - Equipment*; PPRs A6.1.1 Preparation of specifications for procurement of road construction equipment - Tender and procurement documents - Tender and procurement documents A6.1.2 Procurement of equipment - Number of replies from sellers - Procurement files - Selection process - Procurement manual; BPWUD KI* - Timely delivery of equipment - BPWUD KI*; PPRs O6.2 Improvement of rural road network and - Correspondence of plans with project objectives - BPWUD KI* access roads to SCs is properly planned - Feasibility of plans A6.2.1 Preparation of the roads - Programming approach - Programme preparatory documents; rehabilitation and maintenance programme - Roads rehabilitation and maintenance programme BPWUD KI* - Programme O6.3 250 km of the existing dry season roads - Length of dry season roads rehabilitated 250 km - BPWUD reports; PPRs; Roads’ rehabilitated to RR-30 standard - Nature of rehabilitation work actual appearance* A6.3.1 Preparation of the rehabilitation - Plans drawn - Plans and budget documents works - Budget estimated
59 A6.3.2 Supervision of rehabilitation works O6.4 Heavy maintenance on 450 km dry season roads carried out A6.4.1 Preparation of heavy and routine maintenance works A6.4.2 Supervision of heavy and routine maintenance works O6.5 SCs regularly carrying out routine maintenance on the 700 kms of roads rehabilitated and heavily maintained A6.5.1 Preparation of routine maintenance works A6.5.2 Supervision of routine maintenance works - Number of visits to the works - Rehab supervision reports; BPWUD - Reporting and feed-back process reports; BPWUD KI* - Length of roads on which heavy maintenance has 450 km - BPWUD reports; PPRs; Roads’ been carried out - Nature of heavy maintenance works actual appearance* - Plans drawn - Budget estimated - Plans and budget documents - Number of visits to the works - Rehab supervision reports; BPWUD - Reporting and feed-back process reports; BPWUD KI* - Actual state of the improved roads - BPWUD reports; PPRs; Roads’ - Regularity and nature of maintenance - Cost of maintenance actual appearance* - Degree of involvement of SCs in maintenance - CSS* - Maintenance plans - Plans - Number of visits to the works - Reporting and feed-back process - Rehab supervision reports; BPWUD reports; BPWUD KI* Added components with BSF grant funding since 1999 (as of Grant Agreement): OVI Targets Data sources (star * means data still Principal objective: enhance social and economic standards through improved health and nutritional status of poor rural households in 8 woredas of the SOCODEP area SO7 Reduce the burden of disease in 8 woredas of the SOCODEP area - Reduction of water borne disease - Improved nutritional status - Improved quality and quantity of assets - Increased social/human capital through knowledge and technology transfer - Increased use of safe water and health services - Changes in behaviour due to increased recognition of good health and hygiene - Changes in water usage - Improved institutional capacity to provide water and health services to be collected by evaluation team) - Socio-economic survey (SES)* - Available government health figures - PPRs - Project M&E - SES* - Regional Water, Mines and Energy Development Bureau (RWMEDB) figures *
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PROJECT EVALUATION Federal Democrat
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Overall Responsibility Lead Evaluat
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TABLES 1. Statistical Data 3 2. SOC
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Ethiopian Birr to one USD 9.50 9.00
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into farmer-owned viable business e
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large overdrafts on the vehicles an
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Institutional Capacity Building 23.
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the Derg into farmer-owned viable b
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them. The evaluation team is in fav
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5. Quality of project delivery. SOC
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approaches be explored, either thro
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II. COUNTRY BACKGROUND 2. Ethiopia
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