IFAD Nepal Country
Programme Workshop Day 3
The group work was followed by a video on WUPAP gender activities: "We were like frogs in a well!"
Linked to the theme of
M&E, Mr. Krishna Thapa from HVAP presented about the HVAP’s tablet based
management information system. A revolutionary system which will help shortening
and improving the management information system by entering data directly from
the field. See specific post.
The day’s agenda ended
with a detailed presentation of the Country Programme Road Map (based on the
outcomes from working groups) points by Mr. Bashu Aryal (CPO) and IFAD senior
yeti Mr. Rudolph Cleveringa. The roadmap is divided into 5 key chapters
grouping a set of 25 recommendations for action. Each project will now deepen
the CPRM to adapt it to project specifities and set deadlines and
responsabilities.
For the presentation on the Road Map.
1. strengthen project management
2. streamline fiduciary aspects
3. enhance M&E, KM, innovations and communication
4. prioritize field outreach ad technical implementation
5. expand national and international partnerships
25 August 2013,
by Lorina Sthapit, Benoit Thierry
The day started with the recap of the previous day
when the project staffs developed solutions for the implementation issues
identified on the first day of the workshop.
This day 3 was dedicated to planning, targeting,
monitoring and evaluation and communication.
IFAD consultant Ms. Monique Trudel made a brief
presentation on Livelihood and Development Challenges. The first working group
exercise in the morning session was based on this presentation and following
questions on targeting and inclusion:
- How to make sure that
development actors take into account « social inclusion »
meaning not only women but different groups – disadvantages group, youth
elder in the value chain?
- How can who measure the
flow of benefits best, when and how?
- How can our “beneficiaries” shape and profit from the KM and learning and innovation agenda?
The groups worked together for 30 minutes and came up
with constructive answers, including ways to avoid elite capture during
implementation. The prioritized outcomes were incorporated in the road map.
The group work was followed by a video on WUPAP gender activities: "We were like frogs in a well!"
As the day’s theme focused on Learning, Knowledge
Management and M&E, the project M&E Officers elaborated the findings of
their community of practice which has been active for the past 18 months.
Linked to the theme of
M&E, Mr. Krishna Thapa from HVAP presented about the HVAP’s tablet based
management information system. A revolutionary system which will help shortening
and improving the management information system by entering data directly from
the field. See specific post.
The day’s agenda ended
with a detailed presentation of the Country Programme Road Map (based on the
outcomes from working groups) points by Mr. Bashu Aryal (CPO) and IFAD senior
yeti Mr. Rudolph Cleveringa. The roadmap is divided into 5 key chapters
grouping a set of 25 recommendations for action. Each project will now deepen
the CPRM to adapt it to project specifities and set deadlines and
responsabilities. For the presentation on the Road Map.
1. strengthen project management
2. streamline fiduciary aspects
3. enhance M&E, KM, innovations and communication
4. prioritize field outreach ad technical implementation
5. expand national and international partnerships
Before closing the day, the ASAP project design mission arrived and was introduced to the plenary. The 4 and last day of the workshop will be dedicated to the ASAP design brainstorming. More tomorrow on this blog !
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