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Before implementing any type of international development program it’s good to identify risks you might face and work out what you are going to do about them. Risks can include internal issues and external issues. A risk assessment is also part of a proposal to your donor. Click  to the link below to download a simple risk assessment template: https://lnkd.in/gKPatw6i #internationaldevelopment #riskassessment  #riskevaluation

A supervision checklist is a great way to verify if an activity has been implemented correctly. They can also be used to give feedback to the person running the activity to help them improve. There are a few key steps to creating the perfect checklist. Deciding what the checklist is for is the first one 📋 Find out the rest of the steps for writing a supervision checklist in the full article:  https://lnkd.in/g5vYgd_k #supervisionchecklist #supervisortools #internationaldevelopment

There is often confusion around the terms logframe and theory of change. A theory of change is a conceptual framework that describes how and why a project or intervention is expected to lead to desired results. A logframe is a tool used to plan and track the progress of a project. It is a way of visualizing the project’s goals, objectives, activities, and deliverables. Find out more of how you can differentiate a logframe from a theory of change by reading the full article  https://lnkd.in/gSjmsHyP #internationaldevelopment #monitoringevaluation #logframe #theoryofchange

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Sustainability is the nirvana of development, everyone wants to get there! Writing the sustainability section can either be very easy (if you just fill it with a bunch of meaningless buzzwords) or very hard (if you actually want your project to be sustainable). If you really want your program to be sustainable some of your options are: - Having a short term project that really only needs to be implemented once. - Having a social enterprise that will make its own income.  - Having a program that receives ongoing funding through government or other sources. Find out tips, and things to avoid, in the full article: https://lnkd.in/gXZQC4fT #sustainabledevelopment #internationaldevelopment