EXAMPLE 1: WATER AND SANITATION PROJECT OBJECTIVES INDICATORS MEANS OF VERIFICATION ASSUMPTIONS (What you want to achieve) (How to measure change) (Where & how to get information) (What else to be aware of) Goal: G1 % (percentage) reduction in water and sanitation Ministry of Health / WHO Reduce death and illness related related diseases among target population statistics to Water and Sanitation related G2 % of children under 36 months with diarrhoea in the Records from village clinics diseases in the targeted last two weeks communities 1a % of people in the target communities minimum 1a,b,d Household survey Civil war / hostilities do 25L of safe water per day 1c Key informant interviews with not return Outcome 1 Improved access to and use of 1b % of targeted households with access to an functional WatSan committee members Improved access to clinical sustainable sources of safe water water source health facilities in target communities 1c % of water points managed by local WatSan committees 1d # hours spent by women in fetching water daily Outputs 1.1a # (number) of water points constructed to national Facility Inspection” Low rainfall does not limit “Community Community water points standard (140) field report overall water supply. constructed or rehabilitated 1.1ab% of water handpumps rehabilitated to national standard (35) Community management of 1.2a # of communities with a WatSan committee 1.2a Household survey No major disputes or water points is improved established Key informant interviews with conflicts within the 1.2b # of WatSan committees with technicians trained to WatSan committee members community perform basic maintenance on water points 1.2c % of WatSan committees collecting adequate charges to maintain the water points 2a % of people in the target communities using latrines 2a,b Household survey Civil war / hostilities do Outcome 2 on a daily basis 2c Key informant interviews with not return Improved access to and use of 2b % of targeted households with access to functional WatSan committee members sustainable sanitation facilities latrines meeting national standard among targeted communities 2c % of latrines managed by local WatSan committees Outputs 2.1a # of functioning household latrines constructed Facility Inspection” Flooding or other “Community Sanitation facilities (3,500) field report environmental problems constructed
EXAMPLE 1: WATER AND SANITATION PROJECT OBJECTIVES (What you want to achieve) INDICATORS (How to measure change) MEANS OF VERIFICATION (Where & how to get information) ASSUMPTIONS (What else to be aware of) Goal: Reduce death and illness related to Water and Sanitation related diseases in the targeted communities G1 % (percentage) reduction in water and sanitation related diseases among target population G2 % of children under 36 months with diarrhoea in the last two weeks Ministry of Health / WHO statistics Records from village clinics Outcome 1 Improved access to and use of sustainable sources of safe water in target communities 1a % of people in the target communities minimum 25L of safe water per day 1b % of targeted households with access to an functional water source 1c % of water points managed by local WatSan committees 1d # hours spent by women in fetching water daily 1a,b,d Household survey 1c Key informant interviews with WatSan committee members Civil war / hostilities do not return Improved access to clinical health facilities Outputs Community water points constructed or rehabilitated 1.1a # (number) of water points constructed to national standard (140) 1.1ab% of water handpumps rehabilitated to national standard (35) “Community Facility Inspection” field report Low rainfall does not limit overall water supply. Community management of water points is improved 1.2a # of communities with a WatSan committee established 1.2b # of WatSan committees with technicians trained to perform basic maintenance on water points 1.2c % of WatSan committees collecting adequate charges to maintain the water points 1.2a Household survey Key informant interviews with WatSan committee members No major disputes or conflicts within the community Outcome 2 Improved access to and use of sustainable sanitation facilities among targeted communities 2a % of people in the target communities using latrines on a daily basis 2b % of targeted households with access to functional latrines meeting national standard 2c % of latrines managed by local WatSan committees 2a,b Household survey 2c Key informant interviews with WatSan committee members Civil war / hostilities do not return Outputs Sanitation facilities constructed 2.1a # of functioning household latrines constructed (3,500) “Community Facility Inspection” field report Flooding or other environmental problems
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