and asset- of participation Access to ownership Rights financing for the women to have Regular a start –up consultation with livelihood women’s group activities. during construction for Number of design participating in adjustments and community monitoring of action planning construction activities. Women to project their interest by making it sure that whatever have been agreed upon in the design stage is faithfully adhered to during the construction or implementation stage. b. Livelihood Ensure Information and PMT with Number of IEC materials Intervention access to project Education participation women produced and services and Campaign of Women receiving IEC used as an benefits Community materials information, Skills trainings to Groups education and Increase the women heads of Number of (WCGs) communication income-earning households trainings tools. capacity of conducted Trainings on beneficiaries, Progress savings and Number of especially women Reports financial participants in household heads management trainings Evaluation forms filled out Organize collective Number of by trainees enterprises and enterprises, self-help groups cooperatives, Existence of managed by savings groups, functional mutual aid livelihood Organize groups formed support groups community by (cooperatives, women collection mutual-aid arm for the Number of groups and livelihood. members of enterprises) these groups Reports of Number of NGOs, MFIs microfinance extended Feedback from by MFIs to women women headed beneficiaries of households livelihood loans Number of skills Reports of job referrals external and successful monitoring marketing team for the referrals project
and asset- ownership Rights Regular consultation with women’s group during construction for design adjustments and monitoring of construction activities. Women to project their interest by making it sure that whatever have been agreed upon in the design stage is faithfully adhered to during the construction or implementation stage. of participation Access to financing for the women to have a start –up livelihood activities. Number of participating in community action planning b. Livelihood Intervention Ensure access to project services and benefits Increase the income-earning capacity of beneficiaries, especially women household heads Information and Education Campaign Skills trainings to women heads of households Trainings on savings and financial management Organize collective enterprises and self-help groups managed by Organize community women collection arm for the livelihood. PMT with participation of Women Community Groups (WCGs) Number of women receiving IEC materials Number of trainings conducted Number of participants in trainings Number of enterprises, cooperatives, savings groups, mutual aid groups formed by Number of members of these groups Number of microfinance extended by MFIs to women headed households Number of skills job referrals and successful marketing referrals IEC materials produced and used as an information, education and communication tools. Progress Reports Evaluation forms filled out by trainees Existence of functional livelihood support groups (cooperatives, mutual-aid groups and enterprises) Reports of NGOs, MFIs Feedback from women beneficiaries of livelihood loans Reports of external monitoring team for the project
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