What indications are there that the programme benefits are sustainable after external financial • support for the programme has ended? What indications are there that the community institutions have the capacity to manage their own • development? What indications are there that the welfare and development work in the community of the • local/national church has been strengthened? What indications are there that people’s access to government, NGO, business and other • services has been improved? What indications are there that the policies and practices of those in positions of power have • been influenced? Where relevant, describe changes in the following cross cutting areas: gender issues and the differences in status of and men • the special needs of children • people with impairment/disabilities • conflict • people affected and infected by HIV • environmental sustainability • vulnerability to disasters • Signs of Transformation Report on the qualitative changes resulting from the programme in the form of stories, testimonies, quotes and photographs of people who benefited directly from the programme, or otherwise explain the impact of the programme. Please indicate if privacy issues, confidentiality or permissions to publish apply to these stories. Section E (maximum one page) Lessons Learnt In this section please draw out lessons that have been learnt. What lessons have been learnt so far through the Implementing Partner’s involvement in this • programme? Have there been any practices” developed and/or identified as a result of the programme • “good which could be replicated? What unanticipated changes (both positive and negative) has the programme produced? • What lessons have been learnt partnership between the Implementing Partner and the • Supporting Partner?
• What indications are there that the programme benefits are sustainable after external financial support for the programme has ended? • What indications are there that the community institutions have the capacity to manage their own development? • What indications are there that the welfare and development work in the community of the local/national church has been strengthened? • What indications are there that people’s access to government, NGO, business and other services has been improved? • What indications are there that the policies and practices of those in positions of power have been influenced? Where relevant, describe changes in the following cross cutting areas: • gender issues and the differences in status of and men • the special needs of children • people with impairment/disabilities • conflict • people affected and infected by HIV • environmental sustainability • vulnerability to disasters Signs of Transformation Report on the qualitative changes resulting from the programme in the form of stories, testimonies, quotes and photographs of people who benefited directly from the programme, or otherwise explain the impact of the programme. Please indicate if privacy issues, confidentiality or permissions to publish apply to these stories. Section E Lessons Learnt (maximum one page) In this section please draw out lessons that have been learnt. • What lessons have been learnt so far through the Implementing Partner’s involvement in this programme? • Have there been any “good practices” developed and/or identified as a result of the programme which could be replicated? • What unanticipated changes (both positive and negative) has the programme produced? • What lessons have been learnt partnership between the Implementing Partner and the Supporting Partner?
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