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Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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APPENDIX 17: EXAMPLES OF LOGICAL FRAMEWORKS<br />

Overall Objective<br />

Indicators Means of Verification Assumptions<br />

The living standards of vulnerable men and women<br />

are improved in Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper-<br />

Svanetia<br />

Project Objective<br />

The food security status of targeted vulnerable<br />

population, men and women, is improved in<br />

Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper-Svanetia<br />

Results<br />

R1. 350 households in 10 communities, in Abkhazia,<br />

Samegrelo and Upper-Svanetia have increased their<br />

income through agricultural and non-agricultural<br />

activities.<br />

R2. 260 households in Abkhazia and Samegrelo have<br />

consolidated and/or diversified their current<br />

income generating activities and increased their<br />

income.<br />

R3. 100 IGA groups (1,000 households), being new<br />

and old ECHO beneficiaries, are empowered by<br />

linking them together through a network, and<br />

interest groups are created and functional.<br />

% 610 households have obtained additional income and/or food<br />

production and are spending less than 70% of their income on<br />

food.<br />

% 610 households have their calorie intake increased to 2,300<br />

Kcal pp/pd.<br />

% Potentials of the targeted villages to improve the income<br />

generation of the population are known by the targeted 4,000<br />

households.<br />

% 35 groups and 35 profitable activities are identified and<br />

elaborated in business plans.<br />

% The income of the households involved in the IGA is increased<br />

by 180 US$.<br />

% 26 profitable activities for diversification or consolidation have<br />

been identified and elaborated in business plans.<br />

% The income of the households involved in the IGA is increased<br />

by 300 US$ in total (2 phases).<br />

% At least 10 interest groups are established.<br />

% Main constraints, related to IGA, and future action plans are<br />

discussed and coordinated during regular meetings.<br />

% Accountancy reports.<br />

% Household Food Security<br />

Assessment.<br />

% Data base IGA.<br />

% Village information<br />

sheets.<br />

% Business plans.<br />

% IGA Accountancy reports.<br />

% Business plans.<br />

% IGA Accountancy reports<br />

% Internal regulations.<br />

% Member lists.<br />

% Minutes of meetings.<br />

% <strong>Action</strong> plan.<br />

% Bulletin.<br />

% Local authorities<br />

and communities fully<br />

cooperate and<br />

support the projects.<br />

% Weather conditions<br />

are no constraint.<br />

% Stable political<br />

situation.<br />

% No or little<br />

inflation.<br />

% Security situation is<br />

stable.<br />

R4. 4,000 households, being IGA beneficiaries,<br />

‘Food For Work’ beneficiaries and poor farmers and<br />

vulnerable men and women, are empowered<br />

through vocational training and consultancies,<br />

taking into account the village potentials and best<br />

market opportunities.<br />

% In every village, at least 2 different trainings take place,<br />

related to the potentials of the village, by ACF in cooperation<br />

with local NGO’s and institutes.<br />

% Needs of men and women are identified separately in every<br />

community assessment.<br />

% 20 % of the target group uses the knowledge and skills obtained<br />

during the training.<br />

% Agreement ACF and<br />

institute.<br />

% Needs assessment.<br />

% List of participants.<br />

% Training evaluations<br />

% Impact assessment<br />

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INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY

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