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PowerPoint Presentations for Day 3:

http://faculty.miis.edu/~levinger/dpmi-5.ppt
http://faculty.miis.edu/~levinger/dpmi-6.ppt
http://faculty.miis.edu/~levinger/dpmi-7.ppt
Hans Rosling talk showing the power and importance of indicators

Examples of Results Frameworks




GHANA RESULTS FRAMEWORK EXAMPLE


 

Conservation Results Framework Example




Democracy and Governance Example



HIV/AIDS Results Framework Example



Big Ideas for January 4th, 2007 (Day 3)


  • Disaggregation helps identify where to place program emphasis
  • Plan for efficiency with indicators - more is not better
    • Not too many, not too few - think Goldilocks
  • 5 "whys" is an ideal way to figure out the problem
  • Recognizing that there is a Relationship between individual projects and programs helps us to form partnerships with other development organizations
  • Health is more critical to development than wealth
  • Emphasis needs to be on the purpose and ultimately on the goal rather than focusing only on activities
    • Get back to basics
    • Fundamentals are the relationship between the big picture and the details - should be a causal pathway between them
  • Adequate focus leads to better planning and better programming
  • Assumption is something you can't influence
  • There are examples of indicators that can be borrowed in the MDGs
  • Sharing data can be fun - data can be fun!
  • Results framework is strategic and logical framework is tactical
  • Three different pictures of the same indicators - the baseline, the target, and what you actually achieve
  • Forget pre-conceived notions about the project at hand

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