Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation orientation 2008
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The document outlines the monitoring and evaluation system for a project aimed at increasing income and employment opportunities for rural communities in Bangladesh. It describes the project's overall and specific objectives, as well as its intended outputs and outcomes. Key parts of the M&E system include baseline studies, monthly and quarterly monitoring, annual assessments, and mid-term and final evaluations. The M&E framework will track progress on indicators related to outputs, outcomes and impacts like increased profits, employment, and household assets.
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