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Proposal for Social Impact Evaluation Project

Project Title:

Evaluating the Social Impact of Clean Water Initiatives in Rural Communities

Introduction:

Access to clean water is a critical determinant of health, education, and economic


productivity, particularly in underserved rural regions. Our proposed evaluation will assess
the effectiveness of [NGO’s Name]’s clean water initiative in achieving its intended
outcomes. We aim to deliver actionable insights through rigorous data analysis and evidence-
based recommendations.

Objectives:

1. Impact Measurement: Quantify the social, health, and economic changes resulting
from the initiative.

2. Scalability Analysis: Identify key success factors and potential areas for expansion.

3. Stakeholder Reporting: Provide comprehensive, stakeholder-friendly dashboards


and reports to communicate findings effectively.

Scope of Work:

Phase 1: Project Design

 Baseline Review: Analyze pre-implementation data and define key indicators (e.g.,
health metrics, time saved fetching water).

 Stakeholder Consultation: Engage with community leaders, program beneficiaries,


and implementation teams to refine evaluation criteria.

 Methodology Development: Use a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative


interviews with quantitative data collection for robust results.
Phase 2: Data Collection

 Conduct field surveys across 10 representative villages.

 Measure water quality and accessibility before and after the intervention.

 Capture beneficiary experiences through interviews and focus groups.

Phase 3: Data Analysis

 Perform statistical analyses to identify trends and correlations (e.g., reduced disease
prevalence, improved school attendance).

 Use GIS mapping to visualize geographic disparities in water access.

Phase 4: Reporting & Recommendations

 Develop detailed impact reports supported by visual data dashboards.

 Provide strategic recommendations for scaling, including cost-benefit analyses and


risk mitigation strategies.

Deliverables:

1. Comprehensive Impact Report:

A detailed document containing:

 Executive summary for quick reference.

 Key Metrics:

o Reduction in waterborne diseases.

o Increase in school attendance (especially for girls).

o Reduction in time spent fetching water (hours per household).

 Analysis of the intervention's effectiveness and sustainability.

 Comparative analysis with similar programs in other regions.

2. Visual Data Dashboards:


 Interactive Dashboards: Custom dashboards to present key findings interactively.

o Health Outcomes: Incidence of waterborne diseases.

o Economic Impact: Household income changes.

o Regional Coverage: GIS-based water access visualization.

 Dashboards will be hosted online for easy stakeholder access.

3. Recommendations Document:

A separate document outlining:

 Strategic Recommendations: Best practices for scaling the program to additional


communities.

 Cost Optimization: Suggestions for reducing per capita costs.

 Community Engagement: Tailored strategies to increase adoption and sustainability.

4. Presentation to Stakeholders:

 PowerPoint presentation summarizing findings.

 Interactive Q&A session with stakeholders to address insights and recommendations.

Timeline:

Phase Duration

Project Design 2 weeks

Data Collection 4 weeks

Data Analysis 3 weeks

Reporting and Presentation 2 weeks

Total Project Timeline: 11 Weeks


Budget:

Item Cost (USD)

Project Design and Methodology $15,000

Field Data Collection $25,000

Data Analysis $20,000

Report Development and Delivery $15,000

Stakeholder Presentation $5,000

Total Cost: $80,000

Why Choose Us?

 Proven expertise in evaluating development initiatives with measurable impact.

 Advanced tools for data visualization and reporting, ensuring clarity and accessibility
for stakeholders.

 A client-centric approach to ensure findings align with your organization’s goals.

Next Steps:

Upon approval, we will:

1. Initiate a kick-off meeting to align on objectives and refine timelines.

2. Deploy field teams to start data collection within two weeks.

3. Deliver interim updates to ensure transparency throughout the project lifecycle.

This proposal positions your organization as a trusted partner for assessing and scaling
impactful initiatives. Would you like additional sections or changes to refine this further?

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