USAID Pause and Reflect Toolkit (English)
ត្រឡប់ទៅកាន់ប្រភពទាំងអស់ក្នុង English-
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The FFT Workshop is designed to be flexible for your team’s availability. It can be conducted in a full-day in person, 2 half-day sessions, or 2-3 hour sessions over 5 days. It is possible to host a remote workshop, though the preparation will be more time consuming. Also note that the one-day...
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An overall summary of learning and probing questions related to Program Performance considerations is provided below. A comprehensive Learning Question Guide which is matrixed with columns for common BHA Technical Sectors, is available. The purpose of these questions is to dig deep into aspects...
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Using a very brief CLA temperature check, the group reviews the following six CLA categories and determines the strength of each capacity on a red-amber-green scale as outlined below. The USAID Cards provide more detail on each component, the ideal, desired state of practice, and the levels of...
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The FFT Workshop is designed to be flexible for your team’s availability. It can be conducted in a full-day in person, 2 half-day sessions, or 2-3 hour sessions over 5 days. It is possible to host a remote workshop, though the preparation will be more time consuming. Also note that the one-day...
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ASK: How well do we adhere to schedule and deliverables? Was the response timely for project participants and aligned with local needs, events, and seasons?
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The FFT Workshop is designed to be flexible for your team’s availability. It can be conducted in a full-day in person, 2 half day sessions, or 2-hour sessions over 5 days. It is possible to host a remote workshop, though the preparation will be more time consuming.
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From the selected Learning Questions, identify which data sources will be most useful for the workshop, mark them as ‘Required’ and assign them to a team member for assembling. If possible, suggest a presentation method, or content focus for the data (e.g., just demographics in the baseline,...
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Over the past 10 years, FEWS NET and members of the IPC Partnership have encountered numerous challenges in collecting and analyzing household-level survey data in order to analyze livelihood change for the purpose of conducting IPC and IPC-compatible acute food insecurity analysis.1 Starting in...
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Food security is, by definition, a multifaceted issue. As such, an analysis of food security requires the consideration of a variety of evidence, including several commonly collected, survey-based food security outcome indicators. However, little practical guidance exists on how analysts should...
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The U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Office of Food for Peace (FFP) funds development food security activities (DFSA) with an objective to improve and sustain the food and nutrition security of vulnerable populations. USAID applies the best available evidence to document...
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This workbook was originally created for the USAID/Vietnam theory of change clinics for implementing partners, and has been refined through several rounds of use and feedback from USAID/Vietnam and partners. It can be used by design and start-up teams to develop or strengthen their theories of...
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