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Appendix 10.3: Detailed BudgetS/N Expenses Unit No. of Units Units rate($) Cost (s)1 Human Resource1.1 Training allowance 2 2 30 601.2 Consultancy 1 10 50 5002 Travel2.1 Local travels 10 20 2003 Entertainment3.1 Lunch for participants 15 20 75 1,5004 Stationeries and Supplies4.1 Xerox Papers 2 2 6 124.2 Printing 20 20 0.67 13.45 Sub-total of Direct eligible2285.4cost of action6 Provision for contingency1142.7reserve (maximum 5% of 5,subtotal of direct eligiblecosts of the Action)7 Total Direct cost of3428.1Action8 Administrative cost 7% of2399.67Total Direct cost of Action9 Total cost 5,827.7710 Indirect cost10.1 Expected Group20 20 200 4000contribution10.2 Expected funds from MFI 20 20 1000 20,000Sub- total of Direct eligible24,000cost of action11 Grand Total 29, 827.7798
\Appendix 10.4: Performance Measurement Plan (PMP)PerformanceindicatorIndicatordefinitionand unit ofmeasurementDatasourceSixmonthstargetMethod ofdatacollectionData acquisitionSchedulefrequencyResponsibleAnalysis andReportingSchedulefrequencyResponsibleNo. of youthreceivingEntrepreneurshipdevelopmentand businessmanagementtrainingDefinition:No. of youthsuccessfullycompletingentrepreneurshipdevelopmenttrainingAttendance register20 Situation/trendsanalysis,reportsbased onM&E dataQuarterlyProjectManagerInternalreview,reportPMNo. of youthsustainingselfemploymentopportunities.Definition:No. of youthgainfullyemployedafter threemonths ofestablishingbusinessesBaseline 10 Situation/trendsanalysis,reportsbased onM&E dataPeriodic PM Reviews;reportPMPercentageincrease inYouth-runenterprisesDefinition:No. ofMicroenterprisesestablishedBaseline,situationalanalysis,databaseon the no.ofbusinessesestablished10 %2Situation/trendsanalysis,reportsbased onM&E dataQuarterly,periodicPMReviews;reportPMNo. ofYouthaccessingstart upfinance fromor outsidethe groupDefinition:No. of youthaccessingbusinessstart upBaseline,situationanalysis;databaseon youthbenefitingfrommicrobusinessloans10 Situation/trendsanalysis,reportsbased onM&E dataPeriodic PM Review;reportPM99
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Promoting Youth Entrepreneurshipin
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3.6 CNA Results: ..................
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List of TablesTable 1: Logical fram
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThis dissertation co
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1.0 PROBLEM STATEMENTThe impact of
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During the early years of independe
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The main purpose of this literature
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loans due to the high interest rate
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Gambia and Nigeria in West Africa,
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Two are highlighted here as the mos
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successfully launching a new enterp
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demand economic growth including ma
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skills training to young men and wo
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Treating youth as ‗clients‘ and
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students‘ personal environment (p
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children to go into businesses. The
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the experience to know all these re
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3.0 COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT REPO
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forms which cover areas such as mot
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fashion, poultry, fish farming, tra
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This study targeted both the employ
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Total 20 100%Figure 12: Type of fam
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Majority of the respondents are ope
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