The Planning and Preparatory Phase Sample Clauses

The Planning and Preparatory Phase. A thorough and well-planned preparation is essential for successful implementation of the Community Score Card. In most cases, it is recommended that preparatory groundwork should begin as early as possible by mobilizing the community. The most crucial steps of the planning and preparatory phase are:  Identification of scope. This includes the identification of the service sector (e.g., water and sanitation, education, health, agriculture, rural roads) and identification of geographic coverage (region, zone, Woreda, Kebele).  Identification of the service aspect (criteria) to be monitored (quality, access, efficiency, effectiveness, participation, satisfaction, etc.).  Preliminary stratification of communities for sensitization with a view to ensuring maximum participation of service users, service providers and other stakeholders through field visits, awareness campaigns and advocacy work on Social Accountability for basic services.  Determining the sample size of the population to be involved. FGDs: identify the necessary number of FGDs to avoid Social Exclusion.  Developing a work plan and arranging the required materials/logistics and manpower (training lead facilitators, etc.).  Identify inputs. This involves identification of the facilities, physical assets, service inputs and entitlements for the chosen sector. This is used to gather and publicize information about the supply side, and about the availability and/or uses of key inputs for the service.
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