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C. Evaluation P1n and MontorinjArrangements<br />

Continual ciose mcrltoring and careful evaluation of<br />

NERAD pro3ect activities and impact are central concerns.<br />

These concerns ate <strong>part</strong>iculariy important for this Project,<br />

since it is conceived as the first phase of implementation<br />

of what wril De (it it produces sufficient results) a<br />

regionai program for the development of rainfed agriculture.<br />

MOAC has, therefore, indicated a desire to take a strong<br />

lead in Project evaluation.<br />

I General Evaluation Atrangements<br />

it will be the duty of the Pro3ect Management<br />

Statf, in coilaborat)on with the Agriculturai Project<br />

Evauataon Divisicn of the Office of Agricultural Economics,<br />

to evaluate Project progress in carryng out Project plans.<br />

The Agxicultural Projects Evaluation Division of the Office<br />

of Agicultural Economics will report on Pro3ect progress<br />

and problems to the MOAC Agricultural Policy and Planning<br />

Committee. Data wri± also be collected by the Research<br />

Division of the Office of Agricultural Eccnomics and will be<br />

piovided tc the NERAD Project Management Staff to assist in<br />

the monitoring of Pro3ect progress The Project Management<br />

Staff wilL provide relevant data to the Pianning Divisions<br />

of the various De<strong>part</strong>ments involved in Project activities.<br />

in-depth RTG-USAID evaluations of Prcject activires to<br />

include externai ccnsuitant assistance are espected to-be<br />

conducted in year 4 and year 7 of Project implementation.<br />

However, these dates are tentative and will depend on the<br />

needs of the Project anid the RTGA!D.<br />

2, Evaluation Data Sources<br />

a. Baseline Data<br />

A substantial amount of data has already been<br />

collected in a socio-economic survey of 15% of the households<br />

of the 8 project tambons conducted by the Research<br />

Division f the Utice f Agricultural Economics, During<br />

the early stages of pioject implementatiun, as detaived<br />

Project plans are developed, any additional data needs<br />

.dentLifed will be met by the collection of aadt~onal<br />

baseline dnta by the Otfice of Agricu.tuial Economics,<br />

In addition, baseirne data will be coilecied<br />

in 3 addirtonai tambons similar, but not adjacent to Project

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