Sustainable Initiative for Resilience and Transformation (sirat)

Sustainable Initiative for Resilience and Transformation (SIRAT) 1

Table of Contents 2

ACRONYMS 3

Project Summary 4

Executive Summary 5

Implementing Agency Background 6

Current Situation 6

Identification Methodology 8

Solution 8

Implementation Methodology 10

Beneficiary Analysis 11

Project Intervention Logic 14

Description of Project activities 16

Phase 1: Inception 16

Phase 2: implementation 17

Phase 3: Learning and Phasing out (Exit strategy) 29

Stakeholder Analysis 30

Management and Learning Arrangement 30

Gantt chart 32

Reporting 34

The reports, both narrative and financial, will be compiled with details of actual plans vs. achievements as well as constraints and recommendations, lessons learned and immediate impact of activity on the targeted vulnerable groups. During the programme timeframe; the following reports will be produced and shared with the donor and other key stakeholders: 34

BASELINE 34

At the inception stage, a baseline study will be conducted to gather the basic information and data about the targeted communities. The data will be analyzed and compiled to form the basis of reference during the implementation; where appropriate the baseline data will be used to review the project appropriately and will also provide a benchmark for evaluations and planned impact assessment exercises 34

Monitoring and Evaluation 34

Annual programme evaluation: Internal evaluation and reviews will be done every six months to assess and evaluate overall progress, planning processes and programme strategies leading towards effectiveness and efficiency. The output of the exercise will be helpful in course correction, re-planning and re-strategizing. End-year evaluations will be supported by a team from IRW. The six internal evaluations are the impact assessment being mainstreamed into UKAM programmes by IRW. See next page the sequence of internal evaluations: 35

Sequence of internal evaluations 36

Learning 36

Sustainability 37

Risk Minimization 37

Value for Money 38

Cross-cutting themes 39