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Outside resource support to the CRS FFW Program - particularly in<br />
the areas of training and staff strengthening - would help the program<br />
move further in these directions.<br />
3. PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION (PM&E) GRANT<br />
This section of the report reviews the goals and achievements of<br />
the Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (PM&E) Grant, which <strong>USAID</strong><br />
provided to CRS in AugusL 1984. It presents:<br />
* an overview of the Grant's objectives;<br />
* a summary of the grant's current status;<br />
* team conclusions; and<br />
* team recommendations.<br />
3.1 Overview of Grant Objectives<br />
<strong>USAID</strong> provided the PM&E Grant to CRS to implement the PM&E<br />
System, which was developed by Community Systems Foundation of Ann<br />
Arbor, Michigan, during consultancies in 1983/84.*<br />
The Grant amount totalled Rs.910,800 (equivalent of approximately<br />
$79,200). The original period of the Grant was from August 1984 to<br />
Septe<strong>mb</strong>er 1986; although the expiration date has since been extended<br />
to Septe<strong>mb</strong>er 1987. [CRS's reason for the extension request was that<br />
the training model for the PM&E seminars require "recasting" to<br />
include a resource team selected from CRS, local counterparts and<br />
regional professional institutions to conduct the seminars.]<br />
The objectives of the Grant were as follows:<br />
* BIIA/AEA Forms: To help assure the annual completion of a<br />
minimum of i2 and a maximum of 60 analyses of FFW project<br />
beneficiary income improvement and asset effectiveness forms<br />
(See Appendix H). To achieve these objectives, funds were<br />
obligated in the Grant Agreement to provide travel and per<br />
diem for the (CRS Headquarter) FFW Evaluation Coordinator to<br />
make four trips to e-ach of four CRS zones over the duration<br />
Of the Grant.<br />
Case Studies: From the above analyses, the Grant proposed<br />
tlhat case studies be prepared for review by zonal staff to<br />
enabl- thcm "to advise consignees/project holders on the<br />
types of FFol activities which will maximize benefits to the<br />
participanits, and result in the creation of more durable<br />
*The Implementation of a Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation System<br />
for PL 480 Title II (June 1984) Fcod for Work Programs in India<br />
(June-1984).