As all impact indicators, this indicator is precious to follow up on the general objective of the Vulnerability project but is also influenced by assessments many variables outside of the During MTE show decrease in project. and Final vulnerability in all Evaluation Survey in local Project The effects of the projects are 9 villages as per communities in objective: strong and quick enough to be the methodology Indicator 1: Project Manager M&E report each target Reported in reflected in a decrease in used in the villages DO tab of To support vulnerability and other factors are preparation the GEF resilient not too important to impede phase PIR agriculture, attribution. vulnerability livelihoods and assessment. All targeted villages participate mainstream climate risk actively and implementation goes considerations well into national 902 USD (586,000 FCFA) and Currently, the proportion of planning population expenditure is less Target processes so than one dollar per day in the five that local population’s municipalities concerned is: Annually communities average annual Avrankou: 50.4% - Bohicon: are less income level 53.0% - Bopa: 66.6% - Ouaké: Reported in vulnerable to Indicator 2: Activity reports Project Manager M&E report 72.0 % And Savalou: 46.0%. DO tab of climate change. the GEF Data As an impact indicator, attribution PIR disaggregated by can prove challenging, Qualitative sex data will have to be collected in order to be able to attribute an increase totally or partially to the project.
Project objective: To support resilient agriculture, livelihoods and mainstream climate risk considerations into national and planning processes so that local communities are less vulnerable to climate change. Indicator 1: Vulnerability assessments show decrease in vulnerability in all 9 villages as per the methodology used in the preparation phase vulnerability assessment. Survey in local communities in each target villages During MTE and Final Evaluation Reported in DO tab of the GEF PIR Project Manager M&E report As all impact indicators, this indicator is precious to follow up on the general objective of the project but is also influenced by many variables outside of the project. The effects of the projects are strong and quick enough to be reflected in a decrease in vulnerability and other factors are not too important to impede attribution. All targeted villages participate actively and implementation goes well Indicator 2: Target population’s average annual income level Data disaggregated by sex Activity reports Annually Reported in DO tab of the GEF PIR Project Manager M&E report 902 USD (586,000 FCFA) Currently, the proportion of population expenditure is less than one dollar per day in the five municipalities concerned is: Avrankou: 50.4% - Bohicon: 53.0% - Bopa: 66.6% - Ouaké: 72.0 % And Savalou: 46.0%. As an impact indicator, attribution can prove challenging, Qualitative data will have to be collected in order to be able to attribute an increase totally or partially to the project.
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