Presentation by Dr. Olfunke Cofie (CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food-Volta Basin) at a workshop clinic held at the International Water Management Institute office in Accra, Ghana.
January 9, 2012
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Change in Knowledge,
Actor(s) who will
Change in Practice / Attitude and/or Skills Research output(s) involved Risks and
change in the same achieving these changes in
Behaviour required to achieve in change assumptions
way KAS and Practice
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Outcome Public sector at the local, More effective planning of K: Better understanding of Policy makers and public sector 2d: Targeted recommendations of It will be possible to engage
pathway 1 district level: relevant RMS; Policies move away advantages of integrated practitioners are engaged in RMS; 3c: Guidelines for developing the public sector out of
ministries, directorates, from sectoral towards approach; better understanding of learning alliances, project integrated solutions; 4a: Learning interest that their targets
decision makers integrated approaches; effects of integrated RMS workshops, and stakeholder alliances; 4c: Policy briefs and agendas can be met
Policies create enabling consultations; through joint action of
environments for the platforms
private sector
A: Appreciation of participatory Policy briefs are sent to the
approach; recognition of local ministries.
level knowledge on rainwater
management
S: Improved skills in applying
tools and guidelines
Narrative 1 The public sector mostly operates in a mono-disciplinary way, which impedes synergies between crop, livestock and water management and hinders tackling problems related to the
interlinkages between the sectors (e.g. water degradation due to livestock drinking). To reverse this and achieve more effective planning of integrated RMS, this project will improve the 2-way
communication with decision makers through (1) involving them in learning alliances and (2) providing access to evidence-based information on RMS. This project will strengthen the skills of
the public sector in applying tools and guidelines for developing integrated RMS.
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planning and formulation of
and small reservoir and producing high Have increased interest and
supporting policy instruments
management; two- quality research willingness to value research in
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way consultative decision making
investment
meetings; share
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interventions strategic plans and programs
for RW & SR improved livelihood
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Main project outcome (Critical Outcome targets Indicator of progress towards The starting conditions when how who
changes that are core to project (SMART ) outcome target (What will you against which progress will
success) observe and measure to know be measured, and how will
change is happening?) they be established? (The
baseline and the tools and
methods you will use to
establish it)
Key regional policy and Develop regional level Number of planning sessions for LA Survey Annually Logbook of learning INERA
extension officials from integrated RMS action integrated action plans ; Number of alliance; Reports from
ministries of agriculture, plans or develop RMS stakeholders attending planning learning alliance; 3.
livestock and water : Do more integration guidelines sessions; Presence of a plan Survey on operations
effective implementation and document and perceptions of LA
dissemination of RMS every 9 months
Number and frequency of LA including at the
meetings; Number of actors (esp. beginning.
public officials); participant profiles;
Respective RMS issues discussed-
observed in Learning Alliance; level
of knowledge about RMS