Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 1. This Attachment is an essential part of the contract concluded between abovementioned parties. 2. Information about goods, which are the subject of the contract: # Description Unit price Quantity Total amount Date of reimbursements (dd/mm/yy Total Parties confirm their agreement with the above-mentioned terms and stages of payment. Signatures: The Lender: __________________________________ Stamp and Signature The Debtor: passport (__________________) _______________________ passport (__________________) _______________________ INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 185
➔ APPENDIX 17: EXAMPLES OF LOGICAL FRAMEWORKS Overall Objective Indicators Means of Verification Assumptions The living standards of vulnerable men and women are improved in Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper- Svanetia Project Objective The food security status of targeted vulnerable population, men and women, is improved in Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper-Svanetia Results R1. 350 households in 10 communities, in Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper-Svanetia have increased their income through agricultural and non-agricultural activities. R2. 260 households in Abkhazia and Samegrelo have consolidated and/or diversified their current income generating activities and increased their income. R3. 100 IGA groups (1,000 households), being new and old ECHO beneficiaries, are empowered by linking them together through a network, and interest groups are created and functional. % 610 households have obtained additional income and/or food production and are spending less than 70% of their income on food. % 610 households have their calorie intake increased to 2,300 Kcal pp/pd. % Potentials of the targeted villages to improve the income generation of the population are known by the targeted 4,000 households. % 35 groups and 35 profitable activities are identified and elaborated in business plans. % The income of the households involved in the IGA is increased by 180 US$. % 26 profitable activities for diversification or consolidation have been identified and elaborated in business plans. % The income of the households involved in the IGA is increased by 300 US$ in total (2 phases). % At least 10 interest groups are established. % Main constraints, related to IGA, and future action plans are discussed and coordinated during regular meetings. % Accountancy reports. % Household Food Security Assessment. % Data base IGA. % Village information sheets. % Business plans. % IGA Accountancy reports. % Business plans. % IGA Accountancy reports % Internal regulations. % Member lists. % Minutes of meetings. % <strong>Action</strong> plan. % Bulletin. % Local authorities and communities fully cooperate and support the projects. % Weather conditions are no constraint. % Stable political situation. % No or little inflation. % Security situation is stable. R4. 4,000 households, being IGA beneficiaries, ‘Food For Work’ beneficiaries and poor farmers and vulnerable men and women, are empowered through vocational training and consultancies, taking into account the village potentials and best market opportunities. % In every village, at least 2 different trainings take place, related to the potentials of the village, by ACF in cooperation with local NGO’s and institutes. % Needs of men and women are identified separately in every community assessment. % 20 % of the target group uses the knowledge and skills obtained during the training. % Agreement ACF and institute. % Needs assessment. % List of participants. % Training evaluations % Impact assessment 186 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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