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Summary of Performance Indicator Progress to Date. Please see the full performance indicator table (PIT) in Annex 01 as well as the PIT narrative in Annex 02. In the quarter, GRAIN contributed to achievements for five of its eight quarterly indicators.
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Summary of Performance Indicator Progress to Date. ‌ All indicators that are reported quarterly are included in the summary Performance Indicator Summary Table (PIT) below. Further performance indicator information is provided, including required disaggregation, in Annex 01: Detailed Performance Indictor Table (PIT) and Annex 02: Performance Indicator Table Explanations. Note that targets listed are not reflective of the revised Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan (AMELP) which was submitted to USAID in November, and was at the time of this report, still under review in light of broader work plan changes. Table 1. Performance Indicator Summary Table PIRS # PERFORMANCE INDICATOR ADDED THIS PERIOD TOTAL TO DATE LOP TARGET FY'20 Achieved FY'20 Target 1.1 (EG.3.2-7) (HESN I.1.1_In2) Number of technologies, practices and approaches under various phases of research, development and uptake as a result of USG assistance # 55 227 75 55 25 Indicator 1.6 (EG.3.2-1) Number of individuals who have received USG-supported short- term agricultural sector productivity or food security training*^ # 202 724 750 202 170 Indicator 1.7 Change of knowledge for ARIA, MAIL and DAIL staff and other GRAIN program participants from pre- test to post-test** Num. 122 47% 40% 55% 40% De- nom- inator 220
Summary of Performance Indicator Progress to Date. ‌ In quarter three of FY’19, GRAIN contributed to eight of its indicators. The summary and description of indicators updated in the quarter is provided below. All indicators are disaggregated by gender and region in Appendix 1. Table 01: Updates for Performance Indicator Table (PIT): April 1 – June 30, 2019 (Q3, FY’19) PIRS # PERFORMANCE INDICATOR FREQUENCY ADDED THIS PERIOD TOTAL TO DATE LOP TARGET GRAIN Targets By Fiscal Year GRAIN Achievements By Fiscal Year FY18 FY'19 FY'18 FY'19 Indicator 1.4 Number of wheat lines/varieties advanced by GRAIN supported activities Annual # 250 282 80 40 40 32 250

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