DFID 2003 Ha Tinh PCR.pdf - Monitoring and Evaluation NEWS

Output Indicators Evidence up to March 2003
2. A range of projects
that protect the
livelihoods and raise
the agricultural
productivity of the
poor are, and where
2.1 Completion by the end of
the project of up to 9 smallscale
infrastructure projects in
Ky Anh district adequate for the
purposes for which they are
designed and which:
AAV: Not applicable
Oxfam: Three sea dykes are currently protecting over 5,500 people from sea inundation (2,000 in Ky Nam, 1,352
in Hoa Loc and 2,200 in Hai Phong), but the latter has problems with the spillover. Including sea dykes used as
roads and bridges the mobility of 5,500 people has been improved. Mobility for an additional 1,800 people has
appropriate, create
employment
• Increase mobility for
31,000,
been improved following the completion of the Troung Lai Bridge. The completion of 18 irrigation schemes in three
districts via the scaling up fund has improved irrigation on 1,630 hectares of land and benefited 1,900 people.
opportunities for the
poor are successfully
• provide protection from sea
inundation for 13,800
Additional roads constructed by the fund have increased mobility for 4,000 people. Two schools in 2 communes
have benefited 1000 students. The fourth element in the indicator was dropped during the OPR in 2000 because it
designed and • increase irrigation for was considered as inappropriate at the Output level.
implemented .
12,800
• By EoP at least one project SC-UK: Not Applicable
designed by Ky Anh
secures funding
PARTLY ACHIEVED
2.2 In Can Loc District stable
irrigation managed by Water
users Associations (WUA)
being provided to 3,600 families
by EoP.
ACHIEVED (PLUS)
AAV: 8,300 households are members of 7 commune-level WUAs supported by AAV as of June 2002. Of the 7
WUAS, AAV feel that all are working well, but that 4 (Son Loc, Dong Loc, My Loc and Nhan Loc) are working very
well. These "good WUA's" are characterised by 100% payment of fees, versus fee debts before, good canal
maintenance, members contributing money to build new channels, no fighting over water access, less time being
spent securing water access, women as members of the WUA, though not as office holders.
Oxfam: Not applicable
SC-UK: Not applicable
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