J.21 Resilience Indicators PIRS.pdf
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This document includes a performance indicator reference sheet and a related federal contract opportunity notice. The performance indicator reference sheet establishes a resilience indicator measuring the percentage of activity participants demonstrating improved resilience capacities. It provides definitions of resilience capacities, methodology for assessment, and reporting requirements.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation by USAID Haiti seeking proposals for the Livestock Market Systems Resilience Activity. The activity aims to increase household and community resilience in two focus zones through strengthening the livestock market system. Employing an inclusive market systems approach, the contractor will improve productivity and competitiveness in cattle, poultry, and small ruminant sub-sectors. The solicitation provides opportunity and requirement details, describes a market-based approach to livestock intensification and services, and outlines proposal submission deadlines and evaluation criteria.
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USAID Performance Indicator Reference Sheet Name of Indicator:
1.1.3 Percentage of USAID activity participants with improvement in targeted resilience capacities Name of Result Measured (DO, IR, sub-IR, Project Purpose, Project Outcome, Project Output, etc.):
DO1: Haiti is more resilient to shocks and stresses IR 1.1 People and households are better able to weather shocks and stresses Is This a Performance Plan and Report Indicator? No If yes, link to foreign assistance framework:
DESCRIPTION
Precise Definition(s):
Resilience capacities represent the strategies, assets, and resources used to respond to shocks and stresses. Resilience capacities fall into three categories; absorptive, adaptive, and transformative. A full list of resilience capacities includes the following:
Activities implemented in the resilience focus zone in Haiti will work to strengthen resilience capacities of the households and communities participating in their programming. Implementing partners should collect data on resilience capacities that are relevant to the programs they are implementing. A/CORs will work with their activities to determine which resilience capacities are required as applicable.
Some illustrative examples include:
(1) A market systems activity focused on smallholder farmers and other value chain actors may select resilience capacities such as access to markets, livelihood diversity, asset ownership, access to financial resources, and exposure to information
(2) A health services delivery activity may select resilience capacities like human capital and access to basic services
Each resilience capacity is collected through a series of questions asked at either the household/individual participant or community level. Some resilience capacities are a simple binary indicator while others are indices combining several questions. The Resilience and Resilience Capacities Measurement Options Methodological Guide provides additional detail on which questions are associated with each resilience capacity and how to build indices (where applicable).
https://www.fsnnetwork.org/sites/default/files/2021-03/Resilience%20and%20Resilience%20Capacities%20M easurement%20Options%20Full%20Approach%20Methodological%20Guide2021.pdf
For a full questionnaire that can be adapted you can access the Resilience and Resilience Capacities Measurement Options Full Approach household & community questionnaires https://www.fsnnetwork.org/resource/resilience-and-resilience-capacities-measurement-options
Implementing partners should include custom indicators for the individual resilience capacities relevant to their programs in their Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning plans (AMELP).
The Mission will aggregate data from across all activities working to improve resilience capacities within the Resilience Focus Zone to calculate the Mission wide indicator.
Numerator: Number of activity participants with improved resilience capacities Denominator: Total number of activity participants targeted for resilience capacity improvement
Unit of Measure: Percentage of participants Data Type: Outcome Disaggregated by: Gender, Age, USAID/Haiti Activity Rationale for Indicator (optional):
PLAN FOR DATA COLLECTION
Data Source: IP data collection Method of Data Collection and Construction:
Participant-based surveys and routine monitoring Reporting Frequency: Annually Individual(s) Responsible at USAID:
TARGETS AND BASELINE
Baseline Timeframe: 2022. Activities will be awarded throughout the life of the Strategic Framework and baselines will take place during the first year of each activity (as applicable).
Rationale for Targets (optional):
DATA QUALITY ISSUES
Dates of Previous Data Quality Assessments and Name of Reviewer(s):
https://www.fsnnetwork.org/sites/default/files/2021-03/Resilience%20and%20Resilience%20Capacities%20Measurement%20Options%20Full%20Approach%20Methodological%20Guide2021.pdf https://www.fsnnetwork.org/sites/default/files/2021-03/Resilience%20and%20Resilience%20Capacities%20Measurement%20Options%20Full%20Approach%20Methodological%20Guide2021.pdf https://www.fsnnetwork.org/resource/resilience-and-resilience-capacities-measurement-options
Date of Future Data Quality Assessments (optional):
Known Data Limitations:
CHANGES TO INDICATOR
Changes to Indicator:
Other Notes (optional):
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