RESULTS FRAMEWORK Table 4 below presents the results framework for Gender Mainstreaming and Social Inclusion under the CARLEP. Table 4: Results Framework for GMSI under CARLEP Objective Strategies Activities Required inputs Expected outputs Indicators Time frame Responsibility Both women and men equally participate, contribute and benefit from project activities An enabling Enhance awareness of programme implementing partners on gender mainstreaming through advocacy and capacity Conduct sensitization on gender and gender mainstreaming to OPM officials, Dzongkhag and extension officials, researchers, local leaders and other implementing partners. Conduct sensitization on importance of GM in programme implementation to Budget, Resource person and training materials Implementing partners are aware of gender mainstreaming and is accordingly reflected in the generation of data No. of officials attending sensitization programs No. of sensitization programs OPM (to take the lead), Dzongkhags, ARDC, RLDC
environment is created for effective implementation of CARLEP building farmer’s groups/cooperatives. Capacity building of staffs through trainings/exposure visits in the region to interact and learn on best practices in GM in projects conducted No. of officials trained No. of trained officials implement learnings from such visits/trainings into programme implementation Gender responsive and socially inclusive targeted interventions Identify & assess vulnerable HHs for targeting under support to climate resilient agricultural production Provision of production inputs, trainings on climate smart technologies and other targeted interventions to enhance community Budget, Social Inclusion guidelines Resource Person, Budget Identified & assessed vulnerable HHs 50% of the beneficiaries are women. 2017-18 2017-19 Dzongkhag, ARDC, RLDC Dzongkhag, ARDC, RLDC
resilience to climate change Facilitate target populations access to existing/new farmers’ groups and cooperatives. Facilitate formation of and support to women’s groups Social Inclusion Fund At least 50% of the target population are women. __No of women’s groups formed and supported Promotion of need-based gender friendly technologies and equipment’s Explore and facilitate promotion of gender friendly farm machineries, equipment’s & tools Promotion of efficient water use technologies to ease the burden of women farmers and enhance production Assessment report on user friendly technologies Drudgery & hardship reduced for women farmers No. of gender friendly farm machineries/tools/equipments promoted No. of water efficient technologies promoted to women farmers/groups % of women using water use efficient technologies 2016-18 2016-19 Dzongkhags, ARDC, RLDC Dzongkhags & ARDC Dzongkhag & ARDC
gender focal points (NCWC)/ Mainstreaming Reference Groups in coordinating sensitization programs and mainstreaming of gender in the programme implementation Strengthen gender sensitive monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in programme Gender screening of AWPB, Progress Reports, M&E template and AOS reports Strengthen information base through setting clear targets, collection and analysis of information Conduct forum for sharing of best practices, experiences on gender Budget Proportion of project related documentation and knowledge products that contain information disaggregated by sex and analysis on gender and social inclusion No. of thematic studies/ knowledge products that demonstrate mainstreaming of gender issues in the programme developed. 2016-19 2017-19 2016-19 OPM OPM, ARDC, RLDC, Dzongkhags OPM, ARDC,
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