A monitoring plan will be designed for the entire program based on the baseline data collection exercise. The Monitoring will be done to track Program Progress against milestones. Monitoring will be useful as part of the management responsibility of the partner countries. PEER management also need to monitor the presumptions made in the initial program design. These presumptions are the bases for identifying impact indicators.
Critical assumptions represent both opportunities and constraints.
Evaluation will be made against pre-identified performance indicators. A mid-term review and a final evaluation are also recommended. A post-program review, which could be done even two or three years after Phase II, during the program maintenance phase, is also recommended. Courses will be piloted in the regional and sub-regional levels to be followed by course materials assessment. Two national courses will be held to be followed by the TFI materials adaptation workshop.