Ethiopia SOCODEP CE - main report - IFAD

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60 O7.1 Sustainable and effective water supply provided to 8 woredas of the <strong>SOCODEP</strong> area - Reliability of safe water source - Accessibility of safe water source - Changes in time spent collecting water - Changes in quality and quantity of water - - PPRs - Project M&E A7.1.1 Construct hand-dug wells - Number of wells constructed 90 - PPRs - Project M&E A7.1.2 Protect additional springs - Number of springs protected 90 - PPRs - Project M&E A7.1.3 Rehabilitate hand-dug or drilled wells - Number of rehabilitated or drilled wells 40 - PPRs - Project M&E A7.1.4 Rehabilitate springs - Number of rehabilitated springs 35 - PPRs - Project M&E O7.2 Basic sanitation facilities provided and used by the 8 woredas of the <strong>SOCODEP</strong> area - Sanitation facilities utilized - Changes in health practices A7.2.1 Construct refuse pits and VIP latrines - Number of pits and latrines constructed 1,400 (1,200 of these for demonstration) A7.2.2 Conduct public awareness campaigns to promote improved habitat practices O7.3 Institutional capacity of the Regional Water, Mines and Energy Development Bureau (RWMEDB) and CBOs strengthened - Number of trainings and quality - Number of beneficiaries trained - Water supply and sanitation knowledge and skills of RWMEDB and CBOs enhanced - Changes in services provided - Health centre records * - PPRs - Project M&E - PPRs - Project M&E - Training documents and trainee surveys * - PPRs - Project M&E - SES* - Available RWMEDB figures - CBO records *
61 A7.3.1 Provide Training - Number of trainings and quality - Number of people trained - Number of community water and health centre committees established and still functioning A7.3.2 Assessment of water capacity of the area O7.4 Sustainable and effective health facilities provided to 8 woredas of the project area A7.4.1 Renovate, upgrade and equip health centres A7.4.2 Equip and supply w/ drugs additional health centres and health stations A7.4.3 Provide and train medical and administrative staff for these primary health care facilities A7.4.4 Establish a revolving drug fund at each facility, including the supply of impregnated mosquito nets A7.4.5 Strengthen the institutional capacity of the RHB - Training documents and trainee surveys * - PPRs - Project M&E - Conduct hydro-geological studies - Available RWMEDB figures - Accessibility of health facilities - Changes in use of health facilities (particularly women and children) - Health centre records* - SES* - Number of centres upgraded 2 - PPRs - Project M&E - Health centre records* - Number of centres supplied 6centres 2stations - Number of trainings - Number of people trained - Number of funds established - Number of beneficiaries participating - Use of bed nets - Number of trainings and quality - Number of people trained - PPRs - Project M&E - Health centre records* - Training documents and trainee surveys * - PPRs - Project M&E - PPRs - Project M&E - Health centre records* - SES* - Training documents and trainee surveys * - PPRs - Project M&E
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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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Table 2. SOCODEP Objectives Princip
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