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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department • Mention unintended results if appropriate. 8- Findings and discussion • Summarize findings under headings – use the headings: impact, appropriateness, efficiency, coverage, strategy, coherence, gender… • Wherever possible, use maps, tables, diagrams, and interpretation of qualitative findings • Include examples of what people actually say in the interviews • Briefly describe the methods used to analyze the information (statistic, PCA, etc.) 9- Conclusions Summing-up of the answers to the original questions 10- Recommendations Please give in order of priority The report should be presented in draft form for comment, before the final report is completed. The evaluator should also give a presentation to ACF HQ on the main findings, conclusions and recommendations of the evaluation, and relevant comments should be incorporated in the final report. BIBLIOGRAPHY • ACF (2005). Technical strategy paper – Action contre la Faim International. Draft internal document. • ACF (2005). Intervention principles, from initial assessment to programme implementation. Internal document. • ACF (2004). Approche méthodologique pour l’évaluation et la surveillance de la sécurité alimentaire. Internal document. • ACF (2003). Systematization and capitalization Manual. Internal working document (draft). • ACF (2003). Breve introducción al seguimiento y evaluación de proyectos. Document de travail interne (Draft). • ACF (2001). An introduction to working in food security – Handbook to accompany a one-week introduction course for food security officers. Internal document. • ACF (2000). Identification des besoins des populations pour une mission exploratoire. Draft internal document. • CARNEY D. (1999). Approaches to sustainable livelihoods for the rural poor. ODI poverty briefing 2, London. www.odi.org.uk/publications/briefing/pov2.html INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 235
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