Cooperative agreement formed providing training, though least four training institutions, progress reports commitments under among training other institutions may including BPATC as well as memoranda of Inter-ministerial consortium offer environmental MoEF and Planning understanding or training consortium management courses Commission, by month 6, with agreement updates and revises signed memoranda of training programmes understanding or agreement by to include best month 14 practices and innovations on Rio Consortium meets at least twice Convention a year as a quorum (more than implementation 60% representation) Key ministries sign memoranda of understanding to participate in improved training programmes Outcome 2: Rio Convention obligations are mainstreamed into human resource development Output 2.1: Rio Convention Understanding of Rio Analytic framework is Analytical Analytical framework is analytical framework Convention obligations is completed (by month 10) and framework report not seen as mutually Rio Convention report, peer reviewed unclear in the absence of peer reviewed by at least ten exclusive from other analytical framework Meeting minutes interpretive guidelines (10) independent experts, and analytical frameworks endorsed by consensus at Tracking and Development partners in stakeholder meeting by month progress reports Bangladesh support 12 analytical framework Endorsement Analytical framework is letters revised per COP decisions by Peer reviewer month 20 and by month 32 comments High quality rating of analytical framework by peer review experts All Rio Convention Focal Points endorse analytical framework by months 13, again by month 21 and finally by month 33 Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Project Strategy Risks and Assumptions verification Indicator Baseline value Target value and date SWOT and gap There is no systematic Sector development plan for SWOT and gap Analyses are deemed Output 2.2:
Cooperative agreement among training consortium formed Inter-ministerial training consortium updates and revises training programmes to include best practices and innovations on Rio Convention implementation Key ministries sign memoranda of understanding to participate in improved training programmes providing training, though other institutions may offer environmental management courses least four training institutions, including BPATC as well as MoEF and Planning Commission, by month 6, with signed memoranda of understanding or agreement by month 14 Consortium meets at least twice a year as a quorum (more than 60% representation) progress reports commitments under memoranda of understanding or agreement Outcome 2: Rio Convention obligations are mainstreamed into human resource development Output 2.1: Rio Convention analytical framework Rio Convention analytical framework report, peer reviewed Understanding of Rio Convention obligations is unclear in the absence of interpretive guidelines Analytic framework is completed (by month 10) and peer reviewed by at least ten (10) independent experts, and endorsed by consensus at stakeholder meeting by month 12 Analytical framework is revised per COP decisions by month 20 and by month 32 High quality rating of analytical framework by peer review experts All Rio Convention Focal Points endorse analytical framework by months 13, again by month 21 and finally by month 33 Analytical framework report Meeting minutes Tracking and progress reports Endorsement letters Peer reviewer comments Analytical framework is not seen as mutually exclusive from other analytical frameworks Development partners in Bangladesh support analytical framework Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 2.2: SWOT and gap There is no systematic Sector development plan for SWOT and gap Analyses are deemed