position at each exit point of the forest for the whole day and will observe and record (in a data sheet) the number of persons coming out from the forest and the forest goods being carried by them. The volunteers will record the name and distance (from the forest) of the communities the forest resource collectors came from, the distance of the place of collection of the forest goods from the exit points and the time spent in collection of the forest goods by asking those people in a friendly manner. In the market place, the volunteers will collect complementary data such as the weight/quantity of forest goods in a bundle, sac or head load as brought by the forest resource collectors and the prices of the forest goods. The price data shall be collected once in every month but for data on weight/quantity of forest good per bundle, sac, etc., one time data will be sufficient unless a change in the standard sizes of the bundles, sacs, etc. are observed. To monitor project progress, two full implementation support missions will be undertaken annually by the Bank. Additionally, the Bank will monitor implementation throughout the year. A mid-term review of the project will be carried out by September 2015. An Implementation Completion and Results Report (ICR) will be submitted to the Bank no later than six months after the closing date. Additional detail on the World support to project Bank’s implementation and monitoring can be found in Annex 5. For an independent assessment on quantitative and qualitative performance of implementation, third party monitoring is proposed for the project. In addition, BCCRF secretariat will develop separate monitoring system for the projects to be funded under the trust fund. Project Organizational Chart
position at each exit point of the forest for the whole day and will observe and record (in a data sheet) the number of persons coming out from the forest and the forest goods being carried by them. The volunteers will record the name and distance (from the forest) of the communities the forest resource collectors came from, the distance of the place of collection of the forest goods from the exit points and the time spent in collection of the forest goods by asking those people in a friendly manner. In the market place, the volunteers will collect complementary data such as the weight/quantity of forest goods in a bundle, sac or head load as brought by the forest resource collectors and the prices of the forest goods. The price data shall be collected once in every month but for data on weight/quantity of forest good per bundle, sac, etc., one time data will be sufficient unless a change in the standard sizes of the bundles, sacs, etc. are observed. To monitor project progress, two full implementation support missions will be undertaken annually by the Bank. Additionally, the Bank will monitor implementation throughout the year. A mid-term review of the project will be carried out by September 2015. An Implementation Completion and Results Report (ICR) will be submitted to the Bank no later than six months after the closing date. Additional detail on the World Bank’s support to project implementation and monitoring can be found in Annex 5. For an independent assessment on quantitative and qualitative performance of implementation, third party monitoring is proposed for the project. In addition, BCCRF secretariat will develop separate monitoring system for the projects to be funded under the trust fund. Project Organizational Chart
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