Involving the wrong parties, or not involving different stakeholders in the
different steps in the project planning process, is a common mistake
made in project planning. This has the consequence that cause-and-effect
relationships are incorrectly analysed, which leads to a situation in which
incorrect activities are implemented to solve the “wrong” problems.
The effect will be that the results/objectives are never achieved. Sincere cooperation and a correct division of roles in the planning process prior to implementation increase the likelihood of smooth implementation and the degree of local ownership and readiness to work towards sustainable results.
The division of roles and responsibilities can vary due to the character of
the project and the availability of skilled officers, but the main principle is
that the local cooperation partner shall bear the main responsibility for both planning and implementation to as great an extent as possible.
WHO SHOULD BE INVOLVED?
The reality of funding proposals and completing logframes usually means a desk officer in the UK trying to summarise a project outline for a funding application. However, if used correctly as a planning tool, LFA ought to be developed first by, or working closely with the person most closely involved in project implementation who will most likely be your project co-ordinator or partner organisation overseas.
The project detail can be more easily developed from the log frame than the other way round. Writing log frames in the UK is not participatory, which has led to criticism of the log frame as a planning tool. Ideally it should be produced 'in country' so that
Involving the wrong parties, or not involving different stakeholders in thedifferent steps in the project planning process, is a common mistakemade in project planning. This has the consequence that cause-and-effectrelationships are incorrectly analysed, which leads to a situation in whichincorrect activities are implemented to solve the “wrong” problems. The effect will be that the results/objectives are never achieved. Sincere cooperation and a correct division of roles in the planning process prior to implementation increase the likelihood of smooth implementation and the degree of local ownership and readiness to work towards sustainable results.The division of roles and responsibilities can vary due to the character ofthe project and the availability of skilled officers, but the main principle isthat the local cooperation partner shall bear the main responsibility for both planning and implementation to as great an extent as possible.WHO SHOULD BE INVOLVED?The reality of funding proposals and completing logframes usually means a desk officer in the UK trying to summarise a project outline for a funding application. However, if used correctly as a planning tool, LFA ought to be developed first by, or working closely with the person most closely involved in project implementation who will most likely be your project co-ordinator or partner organisation overseas.The project detail can be more easily developed from the log frame than the other way round. Writing log frames in the UK is not participatory, which has led to criticism of the log frame as a planning tool. Ideally it should be produced 'in country' so that
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