Measurement of adoption Goal 1: Dedicated value chains Key Evaluation Questions: To what extent did SIBI contribute to increased value of WA sheep meat? To what extent did SIBI contribute to the development of four new supply chains? Target Desired impact Baseline measure as Target measure 2018 Collection Leader and date audience at 2014/2015 methodology of collection Processors To incorporate understanding of Future value chain 1. Target measure to be (A) For 1: Targeted (A) Jacob new value chains into their opportunities determined by August semi-structured Initial interview business model currently not known 2016 (dependant on what interview of Dec 2016. Further or understood new chains look like) processors with surveys to June That processors value access qualitative results 2018. 2. a) Processors regularly to sheep meat information via Online system not access online system (B) For 2a: Web (B) and (C) an online system available b) Processors rate system access data Kimbal Curtis Adopt and communicate New products higher than 5/10 for value Monthly (C) For 2b: Short specification requirements, currently downloads and 3. Processor publications survey linked to timing, etc (that relate to unavailable random pop-up produced online system for product requirements) for new List of product lines surveys Dec 2017 users of system 4. a) At least 1 consignment products and average prices to Dec 18 delivered to each new (D) For 3 and 4a, b Offer an attractive system for available to be (D) Robin Jacob market and c: Collation and producers to supply high quality included in Market audit Oct b) List of product lines to audit of information sheep meat Evaluation Plan M2 2018 have increased by processors To view industry interns as 5 and 6: No sheep c) Producers receiving (KEQ2) (E) Mandy valuable to the industry and industry interns premium prices for Curnow (E) For 5 and 6: their organisations currently exist to value products delivered to new Toward end of Targeted value chains each interns interview To invest in interns and provide contract 5 and 6: Four new specialists of industry an appropriate training (ex-interns) employed in (processors) with environment sheep meat industry qualitative results
Measurement of adoption Goal 1: Dedicated value chains Key Evaluation Questions: To what extent did SIBI contribute to increased value of WA sheep meat? To what extent did SIBI contribute to the development of four new supply chains? Target audience Desired impact Baseline measure as at 2014/2015 Target measure 2018 Collection methodology Leader and date of collection Processors To incorporate understanding of new value chains into their business model That processors value access to sheep meat information via an online system Adopt and communicate specification requirements, timing, etc (that relate to product requirements) for new products Offer an attractive system for producers to supply high quality sheep meat To view industry interns as valuable to the industry and their organisations To invest in interns and provide an appropriate training environment Future value chain opportunities currently not known or understood Online system not available New products currently unavailable List of product lines and average prices available to be included in Evaluation Plan M2 5 and 6: No sheep industry interns currently exist to value 1. Target measure to be determined by August 2016 (dependant on what new chains look like) 2. a) Processors regularly access online system b) Processors rate system higher than 5/10 for value 3. Processor publications produced 4. a) At least 1 consignment delivered to each new market b) List of product lines to have increased c) Producers receiving premium prices for products delivered to new value chains 5 and 6: Four new specialists (ex-interns) employed in sheep meat industry (A) For 1: Targeted semi-structured interview of processors with qualitative results (B) For 2a: Web access data (C) For 2b: Short survey linked to online system for users of system (D) For 3 and 4a, b and c: Collation and audit of information by processors (KEQ2) (E) For 5 and 6: Targeted interview of industry (processors) with qualitative results (A) Jacob Initial interview Dec 2016. Further surveys to June 2018. (B) and (C) Kimbal Curtis Monthly downloads and random pop-up surveys Dec 2017 to Dec 18 (D) Robin Jacob Market audit Oct 2018 (E) Mandy Curnow Toward end of each interns contract
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