Source National platform meeting minutes and plan jointly developed with DDM and CDMP Outcome Indicator 3 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) Households adopting recognised adaptive practices Planned The respondents, to some extent, practice traditional adaptation methods. However 22% have no idea about adaptation 0 HHs adopt recognised adaptive practices 2,400 HHs adopt recognised adaptive practices 2,400 HHs adopt recognised adaptive practices Achieved 0 HHs Source Baseline report, monitoring report and periodic assessment reports INPUTS (£) DFID (£) Govt (£) Islamic Relief UK (£) Total (£) DFID (%) £ 1,500,000 N/A £ 1,500,000 £ 3,000,000 50% INPUTS (HR) DFID (FTEs) OUTPUT 1: Output Indicator 1.1 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016)
20% Individuals complete targeted DRR training programmes (disaggregated by gender with target of 40% women) Planned 2.5% male and 0% female members received training according to baseline data 60 (36 men and 24 women) persons trained in DRR 180 (108 men and 72 women) persons trained in DRR 220 (132 men and 88 women) persons trained in DRR Achieved 0 persons trained Source Training schedule, module, attendance sheet, photo, training report, baseline and monitoring report INPUTS (£) DFID (£) Govt (£) Islamic Relief UK (£) Total (£) DFID SHARE (%) £ 105,000 N/A 105,000 210,000 50% INPUTS (HR) OUTPUT 3: Output Indicator 3.1 Baseline Milestone 1 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) People in vulnerable communities are better able to manage disaster risk reduction planning and mitigation Households in target areas supported by small-scale low cost adaptation initiatives and preparedness measures Planned 0 found in the baseline data 400 HHs (160 women headed HHs) 1,600 HHs (640 headed HHs) 2,400 HHs (960 women headed HHs) Achieved Selected 400 HHs for low cost adaptation initiatives Source Outcome monitoring report, photographs, baseline and end line report
Output Indicator 3.2 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target 2016) Existing multi-hazard early warning system operationalised Planned The early warning system is not well established though community receives information from different sources. However, more than 40% do not know about an early warning system 0 unions with early warning systems Three unions with early warning systems Five unions with early warning systems Achieved Signing of MoU with Flood Forecasting Warning Centre Source School safety plans, constitutions and meeting minutes, on site visit, pictures and disaster situation updates IMPACT WEIGHTING (%) Output Indicator 3.3 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) 30% Proportion of women and socially excluded (particularly elderly, ethnic groups and persons with disability) with access to existing social protection schemes Planned Some respondents belong to a socially excluded group (14.5%) receive benefits from existing social protection schemes 0% increase of targeted socially excluded person to access existing social protection schemes 5% increase of targeted socially excluded person to access existing social protection schemes 10% increase of targeted socially excluded person to access existing social protection schemes Achieved Source
DMC reports, ADP progress review, field visit reports, project proposals review reflecting inclusion, FGD and SSI INPUTS (£) DFID (£) Govt (£) Islamic Relief UK (£) Total (£) DFID SHARE (%) £ 720,000 N/A £ 720,000 £ 1,440,000 50% INPUTS (HR) DFID (FTEs) OUTPUT 4 Output Indicator 4.1 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) Local vulnerable communities are more informed of disaster risk reduction and thus more prepared for unexpected disasters People reached through local level media and advocacy campaigns organized by DMCs and CBOs Planned 0 respondents were able to mention such an event though they watch TV and listen to radio where messaging on disaster delivered. However, 34% of the respondents are not aware of anything like this 300 HHs (1.84% HHs) participate in and advocacy campaigns (minimum 35% women representation) 2,900 HHs (10.6% HHs) participate in media and advocacy campaigns (minimum 35% women representation) 3,200 HHs(12% HHs) participate in and advocacy campaigns (minimum 35% women representation) Achieved 2,900 people participated in the activation of 19 DMCs and 90 CBOs Source: Campaign videos/images and messages, media publications (articles etc) community meeting reports and progress report, monitoring and evaluation report and final evaluation report