Knowledge Product – Governance Lessons Learn From Multi-Sector Cash Transfer Progams
Client: World Bank Group
Project Scope and Objectives
- Conducting baseline and endline surveys to evaluate the impact of capacity-building interventions under the Gwadar Lasbela Livelihood Support Project Phase II (GLLSP-II).
- Improving knowledge, attitudes, and practices concerning nutrition-sensitive livelihoods, health, financial literacy, and community resilience.
Project Deliverables:
- A comprehensive baseline survey to understand community needs.
- An endline survey to measure project impact and progress.
- Detailed reports providing actionable insights and recommendations.
Implementation:
- Selection of representative samples from 2,250 households across six union councils.
- Engagement of local enumerators for data collection, trained thoroughly in survey methodologies.
- Analysis and reporting based on collected data to guide future interventions.
Outcomes:
- Enhanced community understanding of nutrition-sensitive livelihoods.
- Evidence of improved knowledge and practices among target households.
- Creation of actionable insights that promote sustainable development within the region.
Learnings:
- Community engagement is pivotal for the successful implementation of capacity-building programs.
- The importance of using tailored approaches based on baseline findings to ensure impactful outcomes.
- Rigorous training of data collectors enhances the quality and reliability of survey results.
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