leadership by 2018 from the baseline to mobilize resources (i.e. in its governance and to support the project structures) % increase in active participation of community members (especially women and children) at all levels of decision making Gender issues in the target areas have been addressed by joint initiatives implemented with partners Expected Result 1: Organizational SOS and partners KIPs have effective KM strategy and Assumptions: results for knowledge organizational, monitoring, Technical and financial and learning accountability and learning Knowledge sharing / resources are available improved (knowledge management) systems promising practice Partners willingness and practice in place by the end of and participation in the 2018 Follow up action plans project 3 programme plans clearly reflect and implementation data, secondary data, from previous programmes and M&E schedule sector-wide best practice and Beneficiary satisfaction surveys Lessons learned and promising Minutes of community is documented in each meetings and shared across Progress reports the organization External review report The performance of at least 5 KIP Completed tool to cross programmes is improved [4] check planning decisions At least 2 resource management are made based on practices documented, shared and applied Workshops reports and Effective follow-up systems for minutes sharing in place[5] MEAL Result 2: Economic[6] At least 50% of and female External review report Assumptions: of KIPs and target families caregivers have acquired relevant Self-evaluation reports Existing improved in meeting the technical, vocational and Government review factors needs of vulnerable boys and skills and utilize loans from stable girls in Ethiopia and Uganda their groups to invest towards Progress reports Political and social calm by the end of 2018 or sustainable income Savings & loan books prevails
leadership by 2018 from the baseline (i.e. in its governance and structures) % increase in active participation of community members (especially women and children) at all levels of decision making Gender issues in the target areas have been addressed by joint initiatives implemented with partners to mobilize resources to support the project Expected results Result 1: Organizational for knowledge and learning improved SOS and partners KIPs have effective organizational, monitoring, accountability and learning (knowledge management) systems and practice in place by the end of 2018 3 programme plans clearly reflect data, secondary data, from previous programmes and sector-wide best practice and Lessons learned and promising is documented in each and shared across the organization The performance of at least 5 KIP programmes is improved [4] At least 2 resource management practices documented, shared and applied Effective follow-up systems for sharing in place[5] KM strategy and Knowledge sharing / promising practice Follow up action plans and implementation M&E schedule Beneficiary satisfaction surveys Minutes of community meetings Progress reports External review report Completed tool to cross check planning decisions are made based on Workshops reports and minutes MEAL Assumptions: Technical and financial resources are available Partners willingness and participation in the project Result 2: Economic[6] of KIPs and target families improved in meeting the needs of vulnerable boys and girls in Ethiopia and Uganda by the end of 2018 At least 50% of and female caregivers have acquired relevant technical, vocational and skills and utilize loans from their groups to invest towards or sustainable income External review report Self-evaluation reports Government review Progress reports Savings & loan books Assumptions: Existing factors stable Political and social calm prevails
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