Design and Planning of PHCs

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PDPHC_ProposalEvaluationChecklist_15April2018.docx

PROPOSAL EVALUATION & CHECKLIST FORM

SUMMARY

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No

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Comments

Overall, the summary clearly and concisely summarizes the request

 

 

 

 

Identifies the grant application

 

 

 

Includes at least one sentence on credibility and previous work

 

 

 

Includes at least one sentence on problem

 

 

 

Includes at least one sentence on objectives

 

 

 

Includes at least one sentence on methods

 

 

 

Principal interventions are listed

 

 

 

Target population is identified

 

 

 

Time frame is specified

 

 

 

I. INTRODUCTION

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No

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Comments

Overall, the introduction describes the applicant agency and its qualifications for funding (credibility)

 

 

 

 

Clearly established who is applying for funds

 

 

 

Describes applicant agency purposes, goals, and philosophy

 

 

 

Describes applicant's program and activities

 

 

 

Describes applicant's target populations

 

 

 

Provides evidence of accomplishments and previous sources of funds

 

 

 

Offers statistical support of accomplishments

 

 

 

Documents contributions made by previous activities

 

 

 

Supports qualifications in area of activity which funds are sough (e.g. child survival, food relief)

 

 

 

Leads logically to the problem statement

 

 

 

Is as brief as possible

 

 

 

Is interesting

 

 

 

II. PROBLEM STATEMENT OR NEEDS ASSESSMENT

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No

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Comments

Overall, the problem statement clearly reflects assessment of the needs on which the proposal is based

 

 

 

Relates to purposes and goals of applicant agency and indicates how the agency came about the information leading to this proposal

 

 

 

Of reasonable size (not attempting to solve all problems)

 

 

 

Supported by statistical evidence

 

 

 

Supported by statements from the Ministry of Health

 

 

 

Target group clearly delineated

 

 

 

Stated in terms of target group needs and problems (not needs of the applicant)

 

 

 

Developed with input from local consultants in the host country

 

 

 

Contains adequate background material on host country and effectiveness of proposed interventions

 

 

 

Makes no unsupported interventions

 

 

 

Does not duplicate existing programs

 

 

 

Is as brief as possible

 

 

 

III. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

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No

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Comments

Overall, program objectives describe the outcomes of the proposed project in measurable terms

 

 

 

At least one objective for each problem or need committed to the problem statement

 

 

 

Objectives are measurable

 

 

 

Objectives are realistic

 

 

 

Objectives are not methods or goals

 

 

 

Describes the population that will benefit

 

 

 

States the time by which objectives will be accomplished

 

 

 

Appropriate indicators are present for each objective

 

 

 

IV. METHODS

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No

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Comments

Overall, the section clearly describes the activities to be conducted in order to achieve the desired objectives

 

 

 

 

Flows naturally from problems and objectives

 

 

 

Clearly describes activities and how they will be carried out

 

 

 

States reasons for the selection of methods

 

 

 

Describes the work plan for the life of project or provides timeline

 

 

 

Described staffing of the program

 

 

 

Describes qualifications of staff so as to conduct specialized activities, such as training, financial management, and data analysis, in an adequate manner

 

 

 

Describes an appropriate supervision system for staff and volunteers

 

 

 

Describes training program in adequate detail

 

 

 

Describes target group selection for interventions

 

 

 

Describes how the community will participate in all phases of the program

 

 

 

Describes cooperation with the Ministry of Health and other organizations working in proposed location

 

 

 

Presents a reasonable scope of activities that can be conducted within the time line and resources of the program and the community

 

 

 

V. MONITORING AND EVALUATION (M&E)

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No

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Comments

Overall, the section clearly presents a plan for determining the degree to which objectives are met and methods are followed

 

 

 

 

Monitoring component is clearly described

 

 

 

Flow of information within the project is described

 

 

 

Personnel responsible for analysis of information are identified

 

 

 

Use of information to improve project methods is described

 

 

 

Nature and frequency of reports to be generated are described

 

 

 

Annual, mid-term and final evaluations are provided for

 

 

 

Presents a plan and modifying methods over the course of the program based on evaluations

 

 

 

Contains budgetary provision for monitoring and evaluation

 

 

 

Tells who will be doing the evaluation and how they were chosen

 

 

 

Describes what information will be collected at annual, mid-term, and final evaluations

 

 

 

Describes final report to be generated

 

 

 

VI. SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

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No

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Comments

Overall, section clearly describes a plan for sustaining some or all activities beyond the life of the project

 

 

 

 

Presents a specific plan to obtain future funding if program is to be continued

 

 

 

Presents a plan for evaluating and modifying methods over the course of the program so interventions may continuous beyond the life of the project

 

 

 

Describes how other funds will be obtained, if necessary to continue the project if not handled over to another agency or Ministry of Health

 

 

 

If project is not sustainable without further assistance, is the initial undertaking even justified?

 

 

 

Is accompanied by letters of commitment, if project is to be assumed by another agency or the Ministry of Health?

 

 

 

VII. Budget

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No

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Comments

Overall, section clearly delineates cost in a realistic manner and shows evidence of serious thought

 

 

 

 

Tells the same story as the proposal narrative

 

 

 

Is accompanied by a n narrative summary, which is consistent

 

 

 

Budget expenditures match the work plan

 

 

 

Detailed in all aspects

 

 

 

Clearly shows which costs are to be met by the donor and what "matching funds" are provided by the agency

 

 

 

Contains no unexplained amounts for miscellaneous or contingency

 

 

 

Includes all items asked of the donor

 

 

 

Includes all items paid for by other sources

 

 

 

Includes value of in-kind items

 

 

 

Details fringe benefits, separate from salaries

 

 

 

Separates travel costs, if required of donor

 

 

 

Includes all consultants

 

 

 

Separately details all non-personnel costs

 

 

 

Includes indicates costs where appropriate

 

 

 

Describes provisions for an audit

 

 

 

Describes what will happen with assets at end of project

 

 

 

Sufficient to perform tasks described in the narrative

 

 

 

OVERALL COMMENTS