MEAL
Objectives describe the planned areas of action with which the project or program seeks to achieve its objectives. Goals translate directly into a list of activities. Goals are usually achieved within a limited time frame by setting a time limit. →Read more
An input can be any resource that is put into a project or program to perform an activity. Inputs can be units of time, people, money, equipment, knowledge, ideas, etc. It can be the results that allow the organization to deliver the results identified and the results identified in the proposed program or project. →Read more
An indicator is a predefined variable that identifies a direct difference in quality and/or quantity over a specific period of time. As a unit of measurement, it allows you to judge whether an intervention was successful or not. Indicators simplify complex problems and turn them into measurable dimensions. For example, if you’re training for a […] →Read more
Long-term primary and secondary effects of the intervention, both desirable and undesirable, which may be direct or indirect, planned or unintended. These cascading effects of project/program activities, outputs and outputs are beyond the direct responsibility of the project / program. →Read more
Goal is “objective or purpose”: the expected result that is planned or that guides the planned activities. It can also be defined as the general or broad purpose of the project or activity. It is useful to divide objectives into two distinct categories: general objectives and specific objectives.At the organizational level, some organizations call their […] →Read more
Aim is “objective or purpose”: the expected result that is planned or that guides the planned activities. It can also be defined as the general or broad purpose of the project or activity. It is useful to divide objectives into two distinct categories: general objectives and specific objectives.At the organizational level, some organizations call their […] →Read more
It refers to the means by which individuals and organizations report to recognized authorities and are held accountable for their actions. →Read more
