Project: INDIGO-POJ-0224
Target population: Low-income families with children, living in remote areas of Primorskiy Krai (5 municipalities), who at the time of the start of the project are not registered with social protection authorities of the population of the Primorsky Krai

Outcome definition: The number of low-income families with children who meet the criteria for receiving state social assistance on the basis of a social contract, identified within the framework of the project and informed about the possibilities of this type of social assistance.
Targeted number of service users or beneficiaries (total): 2367
Unit type of targeted service users or beneficiaries: Other
Unit description: families
Other target for meeting outcome metric target: the success of the project will be recognized provided that at least 90% of the target level is achieved for each of the indicators
Outcome validation method: Simple Ex-post verification 
Data source for outcome validation: Existing administrative data
Policy sector: Poverty reduction
Primary SDG goal: 1 (target 1.1)
Notes: 2367 is a number of low-income families with children registered in the pilot territories by the Federal State Statistics Service (as of January 1, 2020), but only 1966 are registered with social protection authorities of the population of the Primorsky Krai.

Outcome definition: The number of low-income families with children who have signed a social contract.
Targeted number of service users or beneficiaries (total): 2367
Unit type of targeted service users or beneficiaries: Other
Unit description: families
Other target for meeting outcome metric target: the success of the project will be recognized provided that at least 90% of the target level is achieved for each of the indicators
Outcome validation method: Simple Ex-post verification 
Data source for outcome validation: Existing administrative data
Policy sector: Poverty reduction
Primary SDG goal: 1 (target 1.1)
Notes: Social protection authorities of the population of the Primorsky Krai targeted to cover 11,4% of low-income families with children by this "social contract" during the project.