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Project Cycle Management Training Handbook
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3.3.8 The Logframe – An Example
Figure 21 shows what a completed logframe for our example project
might look like. Particular points to note are:
♦ The reformulation of the three elements of the project purpose
(“Rates of infection among babies and infants reduced”, “Reduced
incidence of birth complications” and “Rates of post-partum and
neo-natal infection reduced”) into a single statement.
♦ The inclusion as assumptions of the objectives relating to nutrition,
which will be dealt with by another project.
♦ The addition of an activity to train staff in data collection and
analysis to build institutional capacity for monitoring and
evaluation.
♦ The inclusion of a pre-condition which must be met before funding
is approved.
Now that the logframe is complete, it provides a concise summary of
project objectives, the indicators and sources of information by which
progress will be measured, and the key risks and assumptions which
may affect achievement of objectives. The logframe will be appended
to a comprehensive project plan, which explains in detail how it will
be implemented.
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