Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department Results 1 and 2 R1. 350 households in 10 communities, in Abkhazia, Samegrelo and Upper- Svanetia have increased their income through agricultural and nonagricultural activities R2. 260 households in Abkhazia and Samegrelo have consolidated and/or diversified their current income generating activities and increased their income. Did the total income increase according to the expectations Is there an increase in assets-capital Is the IGA group sustainable as a group Does the IGA group have enough skills and knowledge to run the IGA (continuous in following page) Total income of all target groups increased min 180$ (R1) or 300$(R2) There is an increase in assets observed within all the target groups during the project implementation The IGA groups are sustainable and functioning as a group IGA groups and profitable activities are identified and elaborated in business plans All the IGA target group is using the knowledge and skills obtained during the training by the end of the project Accountancy book Groups Income table Groups Income table Observations Attendance of group meetings; Meeting with leading committee; Meeting the whole group (spontaneously) Group registration Business plan + accountancy book + groups income table Activity plan, accountancy; Visual monitoring of practical skills Data collection field visit Data collection field visit Field visits Interviews Legal document registration Analysis of activity and business plan Data collection Observation 1-2/month SE, MS Database Report 1-2/month SE, MS Database Report Regularly FM Evaluation group Once every 2-3 months MS, BPS, SE Evaluation group 1-2/month; During every group visit Technician; Socioeconomist Evaluation group INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 213
➔ (it comes from previous page) Key question Indicator Means of verification Data collection method Frequency Responsible Outcome Logic of intervention Result 3 About 100 IGA groups (1,000 households), new and old ECHO beneficiaries, are empowered by linking them together through a network, and groups of interest are created and functional. Are the networks efficient and effective Main constraints, related to IGA, and future action plans are discussed and coordinated during regular meetings Minutes of meetings; (in)formal documents; Action plan; Bulletins Meeting and decision taking process supervision; Examination and analysis of documents and bulletins Supervision - according to actions taken; Examination and analysis 3 times during the project FM, MS, LS. Technician, aHoP, HoP Reports Result 4: 4,000 households, 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. Is the vocational training given according to the needs in the village Is the training considering the different needs of men and women Is the vocation useful for the target group The vocational training needs consider the potentials of the village and the needs of the target group The participation of women in the trainings and the number of women related trainings 20% of the target group uses the knowledge and skills obtained during the training by the end of the project TOR assessment team; Lists of participants; Minutes of meetings with local administration and specialists for village potential assessment. Assessment of training (survey); meetings and interviews According to actions taken Assessment team; FM Questionnaires Interviews; Once SE, Assessment team; FM Evaluation form Interviews According to actions taken Assessment of training needs; Report Assessment of training needs; Report SE,FM, aHoP Evaluation report vocational training 214 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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