CFPR-TUP MTR DETAILED PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR DHAKA (Excluding Field Visits) May 17, 2015 (Sunday) Time Activities Location Remarks 10:00am – 12:00pm Start-up meeting with BRAC and partners and confirmation on timeline for deliverables 21st Floor Roof Top, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. Driver's Name: MD. MOFIZUL ISLAM Driver's Cell No: 01729071955 -MTR team -Consortium members -CFPR-TUP team -DLO &RED members. MTR Planning and detailed discussions with CFPR staff 21st Floor Roof Top, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. MTR and CFPR-TUP team May 18, 2015 (Monday) Time Activities Location Remarks Meeting with Professor Syed M. Hashemi, Chair, BRAC University Department of Economics and Social Sciences (ESS) 66 Mohakhali 1212 Bangladesh -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person Confirmed Driver's Name: MD. MOFIZUL ISLAM Driver's Cell No: 01729071955 10:30am Meeting with BRAC Research team and Ferdous Jahan, Professor, Department of Public Administration, University of Dhaka Detailed discussions with CFPR staff 11th Floor Conference Room, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person Confirmed Dr. Mahabub Hossain, Advisor to the Interim Executive Director, BRAC 15th Mahabub bhai’s office, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person Confirmed Meeting with Julian Francis (CV attached here) 11th Floor Conference Room, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person Confirmed 4.00pm Leave for airport Starting BRAC Centre -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person (Rozina Haque) - Samantha Islam, BRAC DLO 5:00pm
Meeting with Dr. Zulfiqar Ali SHIREE, Road- 10, House- 5, Baridhara (diplomatic zone), Bangladesh -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person Confirmed May 27, 2015 ( Wednesday) Time Activities Location Remarks Meeting with BRAC Research team 11th Floor Conference Room, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. -MTR Team -BRAC RED -CFPR-TUP team Field visit to Karail Slum to see BRAC CEP activities Starting from BRAC Centre -MTR Team -CFPR-TUP contact person May 28, 2015 (Thursday) Time Activities Location Remarks 3:00pm – Presentation on draft Proposal MTR Report with CFPR and partners 13th Floor Conference Room, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka. -MTR team -Consortium members -CFPR-TUP team -DLO &RED members Dr. Kaosar Afsana (Tentatively booked from 4pm to 5pm) Dr. Mushtaque Chowdhury (Confirmed from 3pm to 5pm) Attachment C CFPR-TUP Logframe Phase 3 PROJECT TITLE 1. Challenging The Frontiers of Poverty Reduction-Targeting the Ultra poor (CFPR-TUP) Programme*** GOAL to the reduction of extreme poverty in Bangladesh in order to achieve MDG 1 Indicator Baseline 2010) Milestone 1 (June 2012)* Milestone 2 (June 2013) Milestone 3 (Dec2014) Target (Dec 2015) and 1.35 million people* in poor rural 1.1 Number of STUP - 49,050 (90% of 2010 88,470 (90% of 2010 & 1,44,855
will be shared as soon as available. Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.7 STUP participant women are managing and owning business - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 50%*** (baseline 2012) 100% RED will provide by end of 2014 100% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 100% Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.8 OTUP participant women are managing and owning business - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 70%*** (baseline 2012) 100% RED will provide by end of 2014 100% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data entry process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 100% Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.9 BRCCV participant women are managing and owning business - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 55% *** (baseline 2012) 100% RED will provide by end of 2014 100% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data entry process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 100% Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.10 Increase appropriate diet of STUP member 24hrs recall (% of HHs with diversified diet) - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 28% (baseline 2012) 90% RED will provide by end of 2014 90% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data entry process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 90% Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.11 Increase appropriate diet of OTUP member 24hrs recall (% of HHs with - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 42% (baseline 2012) 90% RED will provide by end of 2014 90% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data entry process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 90%
diversified diet) Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.12 Increase appropriate diet of member 24hrs recall (% of HHs with diversified diet) - TBC based on baseline survey in 2012 22% (baseline 2012) 90% RED will provide by end of 2014 90% RED will provide information by end of 2014 Data entry process is going on. Findings will be shared as soon as available. 90% Source: BRAC RED impact evaluation studies based on 2012 cohort 1.13 of IFA tablet by STUP mother - - 90% 304,740 6,89,146 90% 1,162,277 751026**** 886,635 90% Source: Programme MIS reports 1.14 of IFA tablet by OTUP mother - - 90% 214,740 8,80,728 90% 1,771,974 1,078,968**** 1,306,958 90% Source: Programme MIS reports 1.15 of Iron Folic Acid (IFA) tablet by ACCD mother - - 90% 75,420 5,85,913 90% 15,40,544 279360**** 427,620 90%
areas lift themselves out of extreme poverty and achieve sustainable livelihoods (* 339,570 households) economic growth and stability. No widespread and pervasive natural disasters. Donor support to Bangladesh continues at current or higher levels. BRAC continues to enhance its operational efficiency . Source: Programme MIS reports