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Logical Planning Framework


A 1-page summary of why a project is carried out, what the project is expected to achieve, how it will achieve the results, which factors are crucial and a sense of what it will cost. Several variations exist. Below is an example from a project by the GTZ.

For further information:
The Logical Planning Framework Approach (LFA): Hand book for Objectives-oriented Project Planning. NORAD, Norwegian Agency for Development Co-operation. 1989

Project Planning Matrix SUMMARY of OBJECTIVES or ACTIVITIES OBJECTIVELY VERIFIABLE INDICATORS MEANS or SOURCES of VERIFICATION IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS
DEVELOPMENT HYPOTHESIS
If the project purpose is achieved, then a contribution is made towards the goal

If these results are obtained, then the project purpose is achieved

OVERALL GOAL
to which the project contributes
INDICATORS
that goal is reached
  For sustainability of Overall Goal
PROJECT PURPOSE INDICATORS
which show the achievement of a successful PP
  For achievement of the Overall Goal
MANAGEABLE FACTORS
If these activities are carried out, then these results or outputs are obtained
RESULTS OR OUTPUTS INDICATORS,
describing the Results or Outputs
  For achievement of the Project Purpose
ACTIVITIES SPECIFICATIONS
of Quantities and Unit or Costs for each individual activity
  For obtaining the Results
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