20 At least 20 high schools carry out Rio Convention mainstreaming competitions and have implemented education module by month 32 Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of Project Strategy Risks and Assumptions verification Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 3.4: Expert panel The private sector is Two broad-based surveys are Meeting minutes Public attitudes towards discussions on primarily focused on carried out, the first by month environment are not too Tracking and Awareness-raising synergies between Rio traditional approaches to 5 and the second by month 30 negative that they are progress reports dialogues and Conventions and maximizing profits, seeing willing to participate in workshops N>500 survey respondents business environmental issues as an awareness raising Participant participate in both surveys added transaction cost that activities registration lists Annual public reduces profits Statistical and sociological constituent meetings There is sufficient Awareness and analyses (2x) of survey results on Rio Convention District-level government commitment from sensitization completed by month 7 mainstreaming representatives are not to maintain workshop reports (baseline) and month 32 familiar with approaches support to public Awareness-raising Public dialogue to mainstream Rio awareness raising Three (3) panel discussions, workshop at the meeting reports Convention into district activities with at least 50 private sector district level on development plans representatives, one held each Survey instrument implications of Rio Private sector year, the first by month 7 Conventions to local The general public in representatives are open Survey responses socio-economic Bangladesh remains to learn about Rio At least four district Statistical and priorities generally unaware or Convention awareness workshops on Rio sociological unconcerned about the mainstreaming values Convention mainstreaming Increased analysis reports contribution of the Rio and opportunities, and and NSDS implementation, sensitization and (2x) Conventions to meeting one held by month 10 and the will actively work to understanding on Rio and satisfying local and support project objectives last by month 29, with at least Newspaper Convention national socio-economic 50 district government citations mainstreaming values Participation to the public priorities representatives attending each dialogues attracts people Baseline and By month 32, statistical and that are new to the surveys on concept of Rio sociological analysis of awareness, attitudes, Convention broad-based survey shows at values and behaviour mainstreaming, as well as least 20% increase in the detractors, with the understanding of Rio Convention mainstreaming assumption that dialogues will help convert their values and opportunities attitudes in a positive By month 32, reporting in the way popular literature on Rio
20 At least 20 high schools carry out Rio Convention mainstreaming competitions and have implemented education module by month 32 Project Strategy Objectively verifiable indicators Sources of verification Risks and Assumptions Indicator Baseline value Target value and date Output 3.4: Awareness-raising dialogues and workshops Expert panel discussions on synergies between Rio Conventions and business Annual public constituent meetings on Rio Convention mainstreaming Awareness-raising workshop at the district level on implications of Rio Conventions to local socio-economic priorities Increased sensitization and understanding on Rio Convention mainstreaming values Baseline and surveys on awareness, attitudes, values and behaviour The private sector is primarily focused on traditional approaches to maximizing profits, seeing environmental issues as an added transaction cost that reduces profits District-level government representatives are not familiar with approaches to mainstream Rio Convention into district development plans The general public in Bangladesh remains generally unaware or unconcerned about the contribution of the Rio Conventions to meeting and satisfying local and national socio-economic priorities Two broad-based surveys are carried out, the first by month 5 and the second by month 30 N>500 survey respondents participate in both surveys Statistical and sociological analyses (2x) of survey results completed by month 7 (baseline) and month 32 Three (3) panel discussions, with at least 50 private sector representatives, one held each year, the first by month 7 At least four district awareness workshops on Rio Convention mainstreaming and NSDS implementation, one held by month 10 and the last by month 29, with at least 50 district government representatives attending each By month 32, statistical and sociological analysis of broad-based survey shows at least 20% increase in the understanding of Rio Convention mainstreaming values and opportunities By month 32, reporting in the popular literature on Rio Meeting minutes Tracking and progress reports Participant registration lists Awareness and sensitization workshop reports Public dialogue meeting reports Survey instrument Survey responses Statistical and sociological analysis reports (2x) Newspaper citations Public attitudes towards environment are not too negative that they are willing to participate in awareness raising activities There is sufficient commitment from to maintain support to public awareness raising activities Private sector representatives are open to learn about Rio Convention mainstreaming values and opportunities, and will actively work to support project objectives Participation to the public dialogues attracts people that are new to the concept of Rio Convention mainstreaming, as well as detractors, with the assumption that dialogues will help convert their attitudes in a positive way
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