Targeting 82 Sample Clauses

Targeting 82. 5.5.2 Sample size calculation 82 5.6 Scalability and Sustainability 83 5.7 Implementation plan (Xxxxx chart) – Please see Appendix J. 85 5.8 COORDINATION 85 5.9 Monitoring and Evaluation 86 5.10 Organizational Capacity 88 5.11 Co‐creation process 89 REFERENCES 90 APPENDICES 97 Appendix A: Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Foundation Request for Applications 97 Appendix B: Review Guide/ summary 97 Appendix C: Gender Equality Framework 97 Appendix D: Project Results Framework 98 Appendix E: Management and Staffing Plan 99 Appendix F: Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) Description 100 Appendix G: Food and Nutrition and Security ‐ Social Analysis and Action Brief (FNS‐SAA) 100 Appendix H: – Growing the Future Manual (GtF) 100 Appendix I: Logical Framework 101 Appendix J: Implementation Plan/ Gannt Chart 107 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1‐1 Results Framework 3 Figure 1‐2 Conceptual Framework 4 Figure 2‐1 Trends in Child Stunting in Ethiopia 8 Figure 2‐2 Child Stunting by Region 9 Figure 2‐3 Location of animals around the household 20 Figure 2‐4 Location of animal feces around the household 21 Figure 5‐1 Behavior‐Determinant‐Intervention Logic Model (BDI) 78 Figure 5‐2 Map of Amhara region, Ethiopia 79 1 INTRODUCTION
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