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Annex 4 173Annex 4: Questionnaire for the analysis of Non-Governmental OrganisationsName of the NGO: __________________________________Interviewed person: _________________________________A Generalities1. Could you give us a brief overview about the goals / objectives of your organisation?2. What are the main activities of your organisation?3. In which governmental programmes / schemes are you involved?4. Who is your main target group?5. What are names of the districts you are working in?6. How many villages are you currently working in?7. What is the total number of villages you have reached in the past?8. Who is funding your organsisation?B Staff and equipment1. StaffTotal number of staff: ______ (female: ___ male:___ )Work experience and qualification of professional staff working mainly in the field:Fieldworker Male Female1. Total number2. Experience:> 5 years work experience< 5 years work experience3. Qualification:GraduatesNon-graduates4. Technical/ social background:TechniciansSocial scientistsTask and qualification of all women-workers:Female Field of activity Office bearer Qualificationworker1 Yes Υ no Υ Dipl. Υ graduate Υ2 Yes Υ no Υ Dipl. Υ graduate Υ3 Yes Υ no Υ Dipl. Υ graduate Υ4 Yes Υ no Υ Dipl. Υ graduate Υ
174 Annex 42. Material and technical equipmentNumber and location of offices:Number of computers:Media (videos / own publications/ others)?Training facilities (training building/ hall/ OHP/ slide projector/ charts/others)?Guesthouse?Technical equipment/ machines?C Skills1. Please assess the skills of your organisation in the following tasks/ fields (5=very good,1=still to be improved)Task/ field 1 2 3 4 5Soil conservation measuresWater conservation measuresAfforestationAgriculture developmentPasture developmentAnimal husbandrycreditExperience in Watershed Dev.-approachKnowledge about physical environmentof project regionKnowledge about target groupAwareness/ use of indigenous knowledgeIntensity of relation to target groupStrategies of participatory approachConflict resolution abilityAbility to motivate peopleAbility to teach peopleAbility to reach all subgroupsMonitoring systemRegional coverageMethods to adapt WD-approach toregional (social/ environmental) specificsComments:2. In which fields do you see the strengths of your organisations?3. In which fields could you improve your performance?174
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