Focus group informs Evidence of public sector Focus group is convened by Meeting minutes Focus group participants Output 1.1 survey instrument technical month 2 of project and survey respondents staff’s Survey of public sector Tracking and design capacities and know how implementation provide honest and valid stakeholders progress report related to the Rio information Survey instrument of Survey instrument is designed Conventions is anecdotal Focus group public sector by month 3 N>500 respondents will staff’s report knowledge and skills be possible for both Survey instrument is to mainstream Rio Rio Convention surveys administered by month 4 for Conventions capacity needs baseline and between months 31 survey Statistical analyses of and 33 for project end results, survey results n>500 for both baseline and Survey project results survey respondent questionnaires Statistical analyses completed by months 6 and 35 Statistical reports Output 1.2: Report on best Best practices and Best practice report prepared Meeting minutes There are best practices practices for innovations may be peer reviewed by month 4 and and innovative Review of best Tracking and mainstreaming and available, but are not finalized by month 5 approaches for progress report practices to implementing Rio readily accessible mainstreaming Report distributed to targeted mainstream Rio Conventions applicable to Best practice individuals in line ministries by Conventions Bangladesh report month 7 Report will be read and valued by target recipients Survey of gaps and Analyses are At least 10 expert peer reviewers Meeting minutes Expert peer reviewers Output 1.3: weaknesses in training insufficiently robust, with selected by month 3 follow through with Tracking and Review of training needs to mainstream few if any peer review quality reviews At least 50 interviews carried progress reports Rio Conventions needs to operationalize Training needs are out by month 5 Rio Conventions Peer reviewers’ Baseline study of generally assumed in the Survey instrument targeting consent forms awareness of absence of thorough training assessment needs by environment and research Coded interviews month 6, n>50 development linkages Training needs (see output 1.3) Awareness raising and raining assessment report needs assessment completed by Training needs month 8 Training needs assessment report survey instrument Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Risks and Assumptions verification Project Strategy Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Expert workshop to Training programme and Expert workshop on best Meeting minutes Participants have the Output 1.4: identify best practices curricula is outdated and practices and innovations to baseline capacities to Tracking and
Output 1.1 Survey of public sector stakeholders Focus group informs survey instrument design Survey instrument of public sector staff’s knowledge and skills to mainstream Rio Conventions Statistical analyses of survey results Evidence of public sector staff’s technical capacities and know how related to the Rio Conventions is anecdotal Focus group is convened by month 2 of project implementation Survey instrument is designed by month 3 Survey instrument is administered by month 4 for baseline and between months 31 and 33 for project end results, n>500 for both baseline and project results survey Statistical analyses completed by months 6 and 35 Meeting minutes Tracking and progress report Focus group report Rio Convention capacity needs survey Survey respondent questionnaires Statistical reports Focus group participants and survey respondents provide honest and valid information N>500 respondents will be possible for both surveys Output 1.2: Review of best practices to mainstream Rio Conventions Report on best practices for mainstreaming and implementing Rio Conventions Best practices and innovations may be available, but are not readily accessible Best practice report prepared peer reviewed by month 4 and finalized by month 5 Report distributed to targeted individuals in line ministries by month 7 Meeting minutes Tracking and progress report Best practice report There are best practices and innovative approaches for mainstreaming applicable to Bangladesh Report will be read and valued by target recipients Output 1.3: Review of training needs to operationalize Rio Conventions Survey of gaps and weaknesses in training needs to mainstream Rio Conventions Baseline study of awareness of environment and development linkages (see output 1.3) Training needs assessment report Analyses are insufficiently robust, with few if any peer review Training needs are generally assumed in the absence of thorough research At least 10 expert peer reviewers selected by month 3 At least 50 interviews carried out by month 5 Survey instrument targeting training assessment needs by month 6, n>50 Awareness raising and raining needs assessment completed by month 8 Meeting minutes Tracking and progress reports Peer reviewers’ consent forms Coded interviews Training needs assessment report Training needs survey instrument Expert peer reviewers follow through with quality reviews Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 1.4: Expert workshop to identify best practices Training programme and curricula is outdated and Expert workshop on best practices and innovations to Meeting minutes Tracking and Participants have the baseline capacities to
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