Logical Frame WorkTable 4.1 and 4.2 show the programmes and projects/activities of the Medium - Term Development Plan (MTDP) in a logical Framework or Programme/Project - Planning Matrix (PPM). Table 4.1 shows the overall goal of the MTDP and programme purposes/objectives and results/outputs of each of the three GPRS II pillars/themes. It also includes the measuring indicators and means of verifying their achievement, as well as their underlying assumptions. Table 4.2 shows the detailed activities that are to be carried out to achieve each of the output/result.
Thematic and Sectoral ProgrammesThe programme purposes and outputs of the three themes and their respective sectors are summarized as follows:
Private Sector - led CompetitivenessThe programme purpose of the Private Sector - led Competitiveness is to strengthen the capacities of the private sector to function as the engine of growth. The sectoral programme purpose under this theme include the following:
i. AgricultureThe purpose of the agricultural development programme is to modernize and increase agricultural production in the district and ensure food security to reduce poverty. Expected outputs are:-
• Access to credit facilities improved
• Improved technologies adopted.
• Marketing of agricultural products improved.
• Extension Services increased.
• Access to farm inputs improved.
ii. Socio - Economic InfrastructureThe purpose is to improve access to socio-economic infrastructure in the district. Expected programme outputs under this sector include:
• Electricity coverage expanded.
• Telecommunication facilities extended
• Road network in the district improved excludes.
Human Resource DevelopmentEducationThe programme purpose is to provide quality education, improve access to and participation in education and strengthen educational management at all levels. Expected outputs include:
- Teaching and learning improved.
- School Infrastructure improved and increased
- Stakeholders are involved in decision making and management of Schools.
HealthThe purpose of health programme is to increase access to quality health delivery in the district. The expected outputs include:
• Quality of health service delivery improved.
• Preventable diseases reduced.
• Prevalence and incidence of HIV/AIDS reduced.
• Patronage of DHIS increased
WaterThe programme purpose is to improve access to potable water in the district. The following results are expected:
• Potable water extended to more communities.
• Water facilities well managed by communities.
SanitationThe programme purpose is to improve sanitation conditions in the district. The expected results include:
• Access to toilet facilities increased.
• Drainage Systems in communities improved.
The Vulnerable and ExcludedThe purpose of the programme for the vulnerable and excluded is to empower and intestate the vulnerable and excluded into the socio-economic life of the district and its outputs are:-
- Self - esteem and public recognition of the physically challenged improved.
- Women and the physically challenged empowered. 100
Good Governance and Civic ResponsibilityThe programme for Good Governance and Civic responsibility aims at enhancing the efficiency and stakeholder participation in the governance of the district. The sectors include District Assembly/Local Government, and the local finances
i. District Assembly/Local GovernanceThe programme purpose is to enhance good governance and civic responsibilities in the district. The expected results include:-
- Capacity of the District Administration and Departments strengthened.
- Integration of the decentralized departments into the District Assembly system improved.
- Community participation in decision making and implementation deepened.
- Security services strengthened
ii. Local FinancesThe purpose of the programme is to improve upon collection and management of the Assembly’s Revenue. The expected outputs are:-
• Revenue based of the Assembly increased.
• Financial management of the Assembly improved.
• External support increased.
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