Logframe planning

This course on Logframe planning aims to teach learners how to create a logical framework for project planning and evaluation. By the end of the course, students will be able to develop a saveable logframe, identify assumptions, formulate indicators, and understand means of verification. The course uses a combination of narrative summaries, examples like the Laggan Forest Initiative, and practical activities to help learners grasp the concepts effectively. This course is designed for project managers, development professionals, and individuals involved in planning and evaluating projects.

• Introduction
• Learning outcomes
• 1 Logframe planning overview
• 1 Logframe planning overview
• 2 Narrative summary
• 2 Narrative summary
• 2.1 The saveable logframe
• 2.2 The Laggan Forest Initiative
• 2.3 Goal
• 2.4 Purpose (i)
• 2.5 Purpose (ii)
• 2.6 Outputs (i)
• 2.7 Outputs (ii)
• 2.8 Activities (i)
• 2.9 Activities (ii)
• 2.10 Activities (iii)
• 3 Assumptions (i)
• 3 Assumptions (i)
• 3.1 Assumptions (ii)
• 3.2 Assumptions (iii)
• 3.3 Identifying assumptions
• 3.4 Formulating assumptions
• 3.5 Assumptions (iv)
• 3.6 Assumptions (v)
• 3.7 Assumptions (vi)
• 4 Indicators and means of verification
• 4 Indicators and means of verification
• 4.1 Indicators of the wider goal
• 4.2 Formulating indicators (i)
• 4.3 Formulating indicators (ii)
• 4.4 Formulating indicators (iii)
• 4.5 Formulating indicators (iv)
• 4.6 Formulating indicators (v)
• 4.7 Formulating indicators (vi)
• 4.8 Indicators of activities
• Logframe details
• Conclusion
• Saveable logframe
• Keep on learning
• Acknowledgements