Tourism lab programme report


Chapter 6: Monitoring and Evaluation



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Chapter 6: Monitoring and Evaluation



6.1 KPIs for Strategic Objectives


Targets have been set for the above objectives and are presented in the tables on the figure 6.1. The targets are based on 2013 baseline data where available. In many instances only partial or no baseline data is available, and the program suggest the need to establish the baseline and allow the development of targets/measurable objectives. Targets are set for 2016/17 at annual intervals.

Figure 6.1: Strategic Objectives, KPIs and Targets




STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

UNIT OF MEASURE

BASELINE

CUM. TARGET VALUES

2014/15

2015/16

2016/17

Conducive regulatory environment for effective operation of tourism sector created by 2017

Days to start a business

Days

28

23

15

5

Enforcing Contract procedures

Number

39

39

34

30

Procedures required to start business

Number

10

9

5

4

Procedures required to register business

Number

10

8

5

2

Time to register property




39

35

20

5

Payments required per year

Number

48

40

20

8

Cost for registering property (% of property value)

Percentage

20

18

10

6

Linkages between tourism sector and community social economic activities strengthened by 2017

Share of local produced food on hotel total expenditure on food

Percentage

26

31

48




60

Zanzibaris employed in tourism industry (managerial levels- restaurants)

Percentage

11

22

31

40

Zanzibaris employed in tourism industry (managerial levels-accommodation)

Percentage

46

51

55

60

Improved performance of tourism and related sectors through effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E).

Agency for M&E in operation

Yes/No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Resources for implementation of tourism related interventions boosted

Proportion of collected funds out of budgeted

Percentage

0

100%

100%

100%

Products and services for tourists are diversified with Zanzibar's unique selling points realised to their full potential.

Increase in tourist numbers

Number

273,150

288,908

371,798

349,578

Increase in Quality Spending

Exp/tourist/day

US$$362

US$380

US$406

US$435

A holistic brand for Zanzibar - that goes beyond sun, sand and sea - is created and promoted.

Increase length of stay

Days

6

6.4

6.7

7.1

Strengthening Tourism Security and Safety by reducing crime rate by 90%

Crime rate involving tourists

Number of incidents

29

19

9

3

Improve water supply from 60% in 2014 to 85% in 2017

Number of hotels/guest houses served

Number

60%

70%

75%

85%

Improve quality and accessibility of electricity to tourism areas

Number of outages

Outages per month

64

50

30

16

Strengthen waste management disposal of solid and liquid waste by introducing (a) integrated recycling, composting and land filling from 800 m3 to 520 m3 by 2017 (b) establishment of waste water plant treatment by 2017

Meter cubic

Meter cubic

800 M3 per day

360 M3 (45 %)

416 m3 (52%)

520 m3 (65%)

Introducing proper waste water management system by (a) establishment of water treatment plant by 2017 (b) increase volume of waste water collected from 2912m3per day to 5000m3 per day by 2017

Volume

Meter cubic

2912 m3

2915 m3

5163 m3

5393 m3

Improved airport and seaport infrastructures and facilities capacities so as to enhance tourism and related economic sectors development by the 2017

Increase number of passengers at airport

Number

865,291

865,291

977,778

1,104,890

Increase number of passengers at seaport

Passengers

2,085,679

2,085,679







Enhanced public/community involvement in tourism conservation and environmental management

Community members participating in conservation activities

Number

85

90

95

100

ICZM committees

Number

1

8

14

21

Adaptation Interventions to Climate Change tackled

No. and types of interventions for Climate change adaptation

Number

0

1

3

5

Decrease of culture degradation among youth, behavioural imitation, beach crime and drug abuse in tourist zones

No. functional Shehia Tourism Committees

Number

0

7

14

21

Existence of detoxification and rehabilitation centre

Number

0

1

1

1

Employment of locals in tourism sector increased

Proportion of locals employed in tourism sector

Percentage

0

40

60

90

Conducive regulatory environment for effective operation of tourism sector created by 2017

Days to start a business

Days

28

23

15

5

Enforcing Contract procedures

Number

39

39

34

30

Procedures required to start business

Number

10

9

5

4

Procedures required to register business

Number

10

8

5

2

Days to start a business

Days

28

23

15

5

Enforcing Contract procedures

Number

39

39

34

30

Procedures required to start business

Number

10

9

5

4

Procedures required to register business

Number

10

8

5

2

Time to register property




39

35

20

5

Payments required per year

Number

48

40

20

8

Cost for registering property (% of property value)

Percentage

20

18

10

6

Linkages between tourism sector and community social economic activities strengthened by 2017

Share of local produced food on hotel total expenditure on food

Percentage

26

31

48

60

Zanzibaris employed in tourism industry (managerial levels- restaurants)

Percentage

11

22

31

40

Zanzibaris employed in tourism industry (managerial levels-accommodation)

Percentage

46

51

55

60

Improved performance of tourism and related sectors through effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E).

Agency for M&E in operation

Yes/No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Resources for implementation of tourism related interventions boosted

Proportion of collected funds out of budgeted

%

0

100%

100%

100%

The results framework in Annex 1 details the outcomes that are expected under all strategic objectives, and milestone indicators that can be used to monitor progress towards each of the objectives. These indicators will be embedded in the M&E systems of the actual and planned programmes and projects that will implement the MTDP.




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