Project Summary Indicators Means of Verification Assumptions
Ensure better economic literacy in India, particularly at the grassroots and enhance positive linkages between good economic governance and human development Positive and negative, primary and secondary long-term effects produced by the project interventions, directly or indirectly, intended or unintended Independent evaluation by donors following the project implementation Cooperation of the target groups and beneficiaries Cooperation of the project partners
Project Objective Generate a more coherent civil society voice on economic governance in the context of globalisation and its effects on the livelihoods of the poor, particularly the
marginalised and women
Short- and medium-term effects of the intervention outputs, including the consequences for the targeted beneficiaries Regular monitoring and evaluation by CUTS CITEE using the MEALS framework Cooperation of the project partners
Outputs Research on specific issues in order to produce advocacy material Prepare inputs for advocacy and networking with various actors of economic governance at the local, state and national level in the context of globalisation and its
effects on the poor
Feedback of the targeted beneficiaries regarding acceptability and usage Reference in research conducted by others Cooperation of the project partners
Outputs Advocacy efforts by organising meetings, interacting with the media, etc. Seek changes at the local, state and national level, which are necessary to ensure better economic literacy in India, particularly at the grassroots and enhance
positive linkages between good economic governance in India and human development
Feedback on advocacy positions and documents from the targeted beneficiaries Appropriate changes in the National Foreign Trade Policy of India, 2004-09 and in
the next policy
Cooperation of the project beneficiaries
Networking activities to increase research and advocacy effectiveness Connect the targeted beneficiaries and project partners with state and national level policy-makers on issues related to economic governance and its effects on the livelihoods
of the poor, particularly the marginalised and women
Feedback from the participants attending state and national conferences Feedback from the recipients of project documents, who will be targeted
through networking and outreach
Cooperation of the project partners Cooperation of the project beneficiaries
Activities
Research
Advocacy
Networking
Inputs
Human Resources
Financial Resources
Equipment Premises
Personnel is involved
Budget is secured
Equipment is used
Premises are available
Continuity
Cash-flow
Maintenance
Availability