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APPENDIX G CRS VIEWPOINT - THE CHARACTERISTICS OF AN EFFECTIVE FFW PROGRAM & INHERENT PROGRAM CONSTRAINTS
CRS Viewpoint: The Characteristics of an Effective FFW Program In institutionalizing a more long-term planning process, CRS expects to change the composition of its FFW Program from one which is dominated by isolated "lean season" activities to a program made up largely of longer term community development projects, in which FFW activities address development needs in a particular community or area in a more focussed and integrated manner. During the July 1, 1987 seminar the CRS representatives identified the following characteristics of FFW assisted projects as those contributing to a more developmental and community-based FFW program: * Community participation in - project identification - selection of beneficiaries - selection of recipients - project site selection - project management - operation expenses and maintenance The linkage of FFW-assisted projects to an overall community development plan (A Holistic Approach). FFW-assisted activities are part of a continuing process of multiyear development plan implementation, and not isolated events. Collaboration and integration with Government and other organizations. - capital Investment - technical guidance - training of field personnel (project holders, site supervisors, educational component for FEW recipients) Adequate infrastructure to manage the project. - sufficient personnel - quality personnel (having technical and development skills) * Clear criteria for project selection. * Project success defined by project impact the on poorest of the poor.
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