Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department Key question Indicator Means of verification Strategy related Is the presence of field coordinators facilitating the work of ACF-E in Abkhazia The field coordinators have regular contact with local authorities, community and beneficiaries Minutes of meeting (security, follow up, info sharing) Monitoring reports Is the implementation transparent Relevant information is shared and groups/network/trainers and other contracted personnel are following the legal documents. Analysis and follow-up of legal regulations. Does the target group consider the marketing aspects Market information is shared and explained between ACF-E and beneficiaries, and is useful for the groups. Group documents Accounting books, MIS Surveys Are environmental and gender issues considered in the project implementation The implementation considers gender and environment as much as possible Database analysis Monitoring reports (continuous in following page) Data collection method Meetings Field visits Interviews Observation Market information gathering, examination and analysis of available documents; Consultation Data analysis; Comparative analysis Field visits Frequency Responsible Outcome Every 3 months LC, FM, aHoP, SE Reports Quarterly LS, aHoP Reports Monthly MS Reports; MIS 3 times during the project SW, SE, Technician, aHoP Reports INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 215
➔ (it comes from previous page) Key question Indicator Means of verification Data collection method Frequency Responsible Outcome Strategy related Are ECHO programme and ACF-E known inside the region and country ACF-E makes the programme as visible as possible Visibility garment, brochures, newsletters, stickers, coordination meetings Meetings, field visits During all project All / Is the monitoring system efficient ACF-E has established an efficient monitoring and evaluation system Observations, documents, reports, monitoring matrix Field visits, interviews 3 times during the project FSC Evaluation monitoring system Key question Indicator Means of verification Data collection method Frequency Responsible Outcome Risks and Assumptions Are the local authorities informed about our activities Local authorities are aware of ACF-E/ECHO activities Minutes of the meetings Meetings Once every 2 months aHoP Report Is ACF-E considering the security situation and political instability ACF-E has updated regularly the security plan and monitors the political situation Security plan update with local coordinators, UNOMIG, and other organisations Follow up of media Analysis 3 times during the project or in special cases HoP, HOM Security plan, sitrep 216 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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