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Formulation of Environmental Projects 1700584032_mceu_40619409811700584029…

- - - - Become familiar with the environmental project formulation process
      - Learn to use tools and techniques for evaluating environmental projects
      - Understand the logical framework and its application in environmental projects
  - - - refers
        
        Social relations
        
        Standards
        
        Values
    - - refers
        
        economic well-being
        
        Social
        
        Cultural
        
        Environmental
  - - - Consideration of interrelationships
      - Analysis of long-term consequences
      - Identification of feedbacks and feedback loops
      - Integrated and holistic management
  - - - Effective communication
      - Consideration of social and cultural aspects
      - Conflict management
      - Social impact and human well-being
  - - - Aim
      - Scope
      - Planning
      - Resources
      - Time
      - Evaluation and control
  - - - Public projects
        
        Some examples
        
        Roads
        
        Bridges
        
        Hospitals
        
        Schools
      - Private projects
        
        Some examples
        
        Construction of commercial buildings
        
        Development of new products or services
        
        Expansion of commercial operations
- - - - General objective
      - Specific objectives
      - Results
      - Activities
  - - - Project design
      - Planning and programming
      - Communication and presentation
      - Monitoring and tracking
  - - - Clarity and structure
      - Results-oriented approach
      - Identification of assumptions and risks
      - Effective communication
  - - - Design logic
      - Planning logic
      - Monitoring and evaluation logic
      - Communication logic
      - Decision making logic
- - - - Describe the desired, long-term change
      - It must be clear
      - Relevant and achievable.
    - - clear
      - Measurable
      - Consistent with the general objective.
  - - - Assumptions
        
        Like political support
        
        The availability of resources
        
        Cooperation of interested parties
        
        climatic conditions
      - Risks
        
        Natural events
        
        Changes in policies or regulations
        
        Economic fluctuations
        
        Social conflicts
  - - - Internal actors
        
        The project team
        
        Decision makers
        
        Technical and administrative staff
      - External actors
        
        Government entities
        
        Non-governmental organizations
        
        Community groups
        
        Private companies
      - Interest groups or interested parties
        
        Local communities
        
        indigenous groups
        
        Civil society organizations
  - - - Cost identification
      - Income estimate
      - Budget preparation
      - Financial management
- - - - Identify and understand problems and needs
      - Evaluate the feasibility of the project
      - Set clear objectives and goals
      - Identify appropriate solutions and actions
  - - - Theoretical framework
        
        The conceptual basis
        
        Includes relevant theories, models and approaches
      - Methodological framework
        
        Set
        
        Of methods
        
        Approaches
        
        Techniques
  - - - Precision and clarity
      - Technical and scientific foundation
      - Identification and consideration of key aspects
      - Analysis of alternatives
  - - - Scientific documents and publications
      - Government information and international organizations
      - Databases and specialized portals
      - Consultations with experts and professionals
      - Consultations with the local community
  - - - Variable identification
      - Conceptual definition
      - Identification of indicators
      - Development of measuring instruments
  - - - Gender analysis
      - Equal participation
      - Equal access to resources
      - Equitable benefits
  - - - Holistic approach
      - Participation and consultation
      - Results-based approach
      - Consideration of the human dimension
  - - - Clearly define objectives
      - Identify interested parties
      - Perform a complete diagnosis
      - Establish intervention strategies