J.13 PMP (20Oct2017).pdf

Indicator References for Performance Management Plan (PMP)

FY 2015 – FY 2019

Original PMP Indicators Approved: April 1, 2015 Updated: 20 October, 2017

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The RDCS’s Results Framework was realigned and the PMP indicators were amended at the Mission-wide Portfolio Review in Fall 2016. The list of original PMP indicators and the indicator reference sheets is located at: P:\PSPUB\Monitoring & Evaluation\Mission PMPs\2015 Mission PMP\Final Approved Version.

Revised RDCS Results Framework and Indicators Notes: Changes from the previous version are in blue letters.

CI = Context Indicator; PI = Performance Indicator

DO 1: Expanded diverse and competitive trade and markets DO 1. CI 1. Share of non-oil/gas sectors in the overall economy (% of GDP that is not from oil/gas) DO 2. CI 2. World Bank Ease of Doing Business Ranking

IR 1.1 More diverse and competitive private sector supporting growth and jobs IR 1.1 PI 1. Number of commerce laws and regulations simplified and implemented in accordance with international standards as a result of USG assistance

IR 1.2 Enhanced agricultural competitiveness and food security IR 1.2 PI 1. Prevalence of stunted children under 5 in FTF ZOI IR 1.2 PI 2. Percent of people living on less than $1.25/day in FTF ZOI

IR 1.2 PI 3. Prevalence of households with moderate-severe hunger in FTF ZOI IR 1.2 PI 4. Number of producers, processors and others who have adopted new technologies or management practices as a result of U.S. Government assistance IR 1.2 PI 5. Number of firms (excluding farms) or civil society organizations (CSOs) engaged in agricultural and food security-related manufacturing and services that have increased profits or become financially self-sufficient with USG assistance

IR 1.3 Harmonization of cross-border trade IR 1.3 CI 1. World Bank Time to Export (Document Compliance Hours) IR 1.3 CI 2. World Bank Cost to Export (USD) IR 1.3 PI 3. Number of partner government officials and private sector participants attending

USG sponsored meetings on regional trade facilitation

DO 2: Enhanced shared energy and water resources DO 2. CI 1. Volume of traded electricity between CA countries and between Central Asia and South Asia DO 2. CI 2. Percentage of transboundary basin area with an operational arrangement for water cooperation

IR 2.1 Increased regional and national energy security IR 2.1 PI 1. Number of power companies with improved operations as a result of USG assistance IR 2.1 PI 2. Number of policy reforms/laws/regulations/administrative procedures drafted and presented for public/stakeholder consultation to enhance energy sector governance and/or facilitate private sector participation and competitive markets as a result of USG assistance

IR 2.2 Increased coordination on regional water resource management

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IR 2.2 PI 1. Number of joint actions developed by regional and national bodies as a result of USG assistance

IR 2.2 PI 2. Number of cases Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles applied at local or national levels as a result of USG assistance

IR 2.2 PI 3. Number of activities implemented under basin plans as a result of USG assistance

DO 3: More effective and inclusive governance, institutions, and practices that serve the public good DO 3. CI 1. Freedom House Nations in Transit - Civil Society Index DO 3. CI 2. Freedom House Nations in Transit - National Democratic Governance DO 3. CI 3. Freedom House Nations in Transit - Local Democratic Governance

IR 3.1 Increased access to and demand for vital health and education services IR 3.1 PI 1. Percentage of bacteriologically confirmed pulmonary new TB cases successfully treated (cured plus treatment completed) among the cases registered for treatment during a specified period in pilot areas

IR 3.1 PI 2. Number of bacteriologically confirmed, drug resistant TB cases (RR-TB and MDR-TB) notified in pilot areas

IR 3.1 PI 3. Number of key populations reached with individual and/or small group level HIV preventive interventions that are based on evidence and/or meet the minimum standards required

IR 3.1 PI 4. Number of HIV-positive adults and children receiving care and support services outside of the health facility

IR 3.1 PI 5. Proportion of students who, by the end of the primary cycle, are able to read AND demonstrate understanding as defined by a country curriculum, standards, or national experts.

IR 3.1 PI 6. Percentage of learners who demonstrate reading fluency and comprehension of grade level text at the end of grade 2 with USG assistance

IR 3.1 PI 7. Number of individuals completing tertiary and workforce development programs with relevant skills to support country development

IR 3.1 PI 8. Number of tertiary institution faculty or teaching staff whose qualifications are strengthened through USG-supported tertiary education program

IR 3.2 More constructive engagement between representative civil society and governments IR 3.2 PI 1. Number of NGOs/CSOs receiving USG assistance engaged in monitoring and/or advocacy interventions.

IR 3.2 PI 2. Number of public policies introduced, adopted, repealed, changed or implemented consistent with citizen input

IR 3.3 More accountable and transparent state bodies and civil society IR 3.3 PI 1. Number of sub-national entities receiving USG assistance that improve their performance IR 3.3 PI 2. Number of USG-assisted courts with improved case management systems IR 3.3 PI 3. Number of USG-assisted Media-Sector CSO and/or Institutions that serve to strengthen the independent media or journalist

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