Here’s a example of these two columns: The indicators in your logframe should match the indicators in your M&E framework. For more information on selecting indicators see our article on how to write a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework. Identify risks and assumptions. The final column in a logframe is the risks and assumptions.

WHAT IS LOGICAL FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS (LFA)? A log frame (also known as a Project Framework) is a tool for planning and managing development projects. It looks like a table (or framework) and aims to present information about the key components of a project in a clear, concise, logical and systematic way. The log frame model was

Moreover the examples of logframe in annex 4 and 5 are taken from CARDS program to Serbia. They summarise two different projects: 1.1 WHAT IS IT? The LFA is an analytical process and set of tools used to support objectives-oriented project planning and management.

To better understand how a LogFrame functions in practice, let’s take a look at a concrete example. This example will illustrate how the components of a LogFrame come together to structure and manage a project effectively. Note that the impact is measured at the community level, while the outcome is assessed at the individual beneficiary level.

This Annex provides an example of how to develop and improve the logframe matrix for an IFAD-supported project by giving a “before revision” and “after revision” comparison. The “before” logframe matrix is shown with comments on the problems and how these could be overcome.

The logical framework, also known as the logical framework methodology (LFM) or just Logframe, is a project management tool used in the design, planning, execution and evaluation of projects.

The process of logical framework analysis allows a project to: • involve stakeholders in the problem analysis and design of the project • systematically and logically set out the project or programme’s objectives and the means-end relationships between them

What follows is an introduction to these steps to understand the general principles in undertaking an LFA. Who are the stakeholders involved in the project, and how are they affected? -Who will be involved in the logframe development? -Where will the development be conducted? -Who will facilitate the development of the logframe ?

Logical Frameworks for Strategic Management helps teams answer these Four Critical Strategic Questions: The “LogFrame” is a practical management system that helps to plan and execute programs, projects, and strategic initiatives. Based on If-Then logic, the 4x4 LogFrame matrix aligns project Objectives into a measurable and

The Logical Framework. The logical framework or logframe is probably the most important document in project planning and in the M&E process. It is particularly valued by donors. The discussion of this topic will cover: What is a logframe? What format does it take? How do you construct a logframe? Pros and Cons; What is a Logframe? The Logical ...