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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department Recommendations What are the main recommendations to be considered for future interventions according to the evaluation Identify the main lesson learned from the intervention Methodology The evaluation will use four different steps: 1) Briefing. — Reviewing of the project documents (proposal, reports, monitoring reports, Surveys, PRA, etc) — Meeting with ACF technical departments in the field. 2) Field activities — Collecting information through field surveys and interviews — Interviews with beneficiaries and representatives. — Visit to the communities. — Meeting with local authorities, Community Base Organisations, groups of beneficiaries, committees and leaders. 3) Analysis of the information collected by different sources. 4) Elaboration of the final report and recommendations. Time schedule for evaluation (X weeks) Activity Duration 1. Briefing and review of project documents X weeks 2. Field visits X weeks 3. Analysis of information X weeks 4. Preparation of report X weeks 5. Draft for discussion X weeks 6. Final report X weeks Total duration INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 233
➔ Expected outcomes Formal Report The cover of the report should indicate that the evaluation is financed by the EC. 1- Acknowledgement: communities, local authorities, advisers, team members, and donors, etc. 2- List of contents 3- Executive summary One or two pages overview of the report including the purpose and the objectives of the evaluation, who it is for, how it was carried out, where and when, the major findings, conclusions and recommendations. 4- Background information 4-1 Target Area 4-2 Main objectives of the project 4-3 Development of the project Describe briefly the development of the project’s activities, including the contextual evolution if necessary. 5- Objectives of evaluation Detail here the purpose of the evaluation (contractual), the intended audiences. What are the objectives and key questions the evaluation hopes to answer (Can be taken from the list described above) 6- Methodology • What evaluation method was chosen and why • What are the main constraints (staff, political, security, access, rainy season etc.) • Include here a reference to an appendix such as questionnaire samples of the methods used. • Who, when, why and where were the interviewed people or sites selected. 7- Outcome of using the methods • Where and how were the evaluation methods developed and tested before use • How reliable and valid did the method prove to be • Include a timetable or schedule of the evaluation in the appendix • Include information about the training of the staff that will conduct evaluation or their skills 234 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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