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PrOpCom

PrOpCom. Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets. PrOpCom’s M&E System MEMS Office 2 August 2007. PrOpCom. Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets. PrOpCom is a poverty reduction programme Systemic change in the marketplace

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PrOpCom

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  1. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets PrOpCom’s M&E System MEMS Office 2 August 2007

  2. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets PrOpCom is a poverty reduction programme • Systemic change in the marketplace • Greater benefits to the poor from market-based activities PrOpCom purpose is to promotes market-led pro-poor growth in Nigeria

  3. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets PrOpCom is a process programme that facilitates systemic change to improve markets and benefit the poor • PrOpCom works with motivated individuals, organizations and firms • Helps Nigerians develop Nigeria

  4. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Achievement of MDGs Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) PrOpCom Nation Economic Empowerment Development Strategy (NEEDS/SEEDS)

  5. Income Jobs MARKETS POOR Access Choice Mitigation of Risk Sufficient Necessary • Increase Market Efficiency • Increase Productivity • Increase Profitability • Increase Revenue • Increase Incomes • Increase Jobs • Expand Access to Markets • Provide More Choices in Markets • Facilitate Market’s Use to Mitigate Risk

  6. Kano –Kura Rice Soya Ofada Rice PrOpCom’sAreas of Activities

  7. PrOpCom’s M&E system is based on a logical framework (log-frame) methodology PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets

  8. M4P Linkages in PrOpCom’s Logical Framework Goal: Sustain Growth in Non-oil Sector Leads to establishment of a framework for sustain growth in non-oil sector (agriculture) Purpose: Market-led pro-poor Reform Leads to market-led pro-poor reforms Leads to information and data brought into the policy dialogue changing attitudes toward market-led development Output 1: Policy and Regulation Changes Leads to lessons learnt from successful activities being communicated to stakeholders, policy makers and opinion makers Output 2: Learning and Communication Successful activities leading to pro-poor market-led development with increasing market efficiency and profitability Output 3: Pro-poor Market Development

  9. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets PrOpCom has two levels of log frames • An overall log frame • A commodity based log frame • Rice (completed) • Soya (being developed) (See log frame examples)

  10. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Our M&E focus is on the log frame’s Observable Verifiable Indicators (OVIs) OVIs are the basis of the programmes Output to Purpose Review (OPR) (see OVI key)

  11. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets PrOpCom uses multiple instruments to measure OVIs • Baseline Surveys • Punctual Studies • M&E Reports • External Databases • Etc. (see Database Collection Plan)

  12. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Baseline Studies • Ofada Rice (completed) • Kano – Kura Rice (completed) • Soya (Underway) Questions are linked to OVIs (See Annex V Handout)

  13. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Tracking Progress: OPR Spreadsheet • How to track a process programme • How to link log frame & OVIs to Work Plan and reporting • How to do so with limited human resources Answer: OPR Spreadsheet

  14. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Coding DataEntry Evaluation Data 1st Indicator 2nd OVI 2nd Indicator Month 2 1st OVI Action Month 1 Planned Actions OVI Code Indicator Code Actual Actions Evaluation Data Action Supported Actions

  15. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Description OVI Code Month 1 Month 2 XXXX XXXX Ofada O3-1 yyyy yyyy O1-1 Kano Soya zzzz zzzz O2-2

  16. PrOpCom Promoting Pro-Poor Opportunities Through Commodity and Service Markets Description OVI Code Month 1 Month 2 O1-1 Kano yyyy yyyy zzzz zzzz O2-2 Soya O3-1 Ofada XXXX XXXX

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