The workshop on Logical Framework Analysis was organized by the Department of Sociology on March 5, 2014. The
resource person for the day was Dr. Godfred Victor Singh (Director, Center for
Social Action, Christ University). It was held in Christ University,
Bangalore. This two hour workshop was the second of two workshops. the first being conducted on November 13, 2013. The
participants were the students of II MA
Applied Sociology.
As this workshop was a
continuation of the previous one, Dr. Godfred Victor Singh began with a recap. He first spoke about how Logical Framework Analysis is useful in the
developmental context and the methods for developing indicators that
corresponds to the Log Frame descriptive statements. He further spoke about the project management
cycle.
The resource person
primarily spoke about the things that can be monitored through Logical
Framework Analysis some of which are inputs, activities, outputs, impacts,
process, assumption and key cross cutting issues/principles. He gave us a very detailed description about
the factors that promote a realistic Logical Framework Analysis or Logical Framework
Matrix some of which include Base line survey, Resource availability, Problem
Tree analysis, SWOC/T analysis and periodic evaluation.
Base line survey
includes collection of qualitative information, collection of quantitative
data, data analysis process, interpretation of data and project proposal.
Resource Availability includes committed personnel, quality materials and
guaranteed funds. Risk analysis
includes, external risks and internal risks, analysis of factors which may
influence the implementation of the project and hence the achievement of
objectives, alternative strategies maybe needed and risk management. Problem
tree Analysis is a deeper analysis of a problem that exists. It analyzes the
root cause of the existing problem. It explores the
cultural/attitudinal/behavioral and economical and political factors that gives
rise to the problem. SWOT/C Analysis is a tool for auditing, identifying for
example an environment, agency, company and organization.
The workshop was a very
informative one and helped each student to get a very clear understanding about
Logical Framework Analysis. The Framework is very helpful for those who seek to
pursue project/program management as their career.
We would like to thank
Dr. Godfred Victor Singh for such an insightful workshop and all his valuable inputs.
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