Revised detailed logframe for EMWIS (2006-11-30)

Intervention	Objectively verifiable	Bench Mark Indicators	Bench Mark	Sources and means	Assumptions
logic	indicators of achievement (OVIs)	(BMIs)	(BM) focus	of verification
Overall objectives	Improved regional water policy	At least one joint declaration from Euro-med water directors formulating recommendations on water regional policy	Number of joint declaration by Euromed water directors	Official document validated by the directors
Project Purpose

To capitalise experiences in Euro-Mediterranean countries

3 regional Working Groups launched by the end of the project each of them involving at least representatives from 3 different countries	Number of working groups created

Number of MPC representatives involved in each group	Efficiency - Effectiveness - Impact - Sustainability

Conclusions from meetings	Interest from governments for trsnanational cooperation in spite of existing conflicts
2 regional seminars organised by the end of the project	Number of regional seminars organised involving participants from at least 6 MEDA countries
Meetings documents

List of Participants
6 National Information Seminars organised 6 different MEDA Countries by the end of the project,

Number of national seminars organised )
Meetings documents

List of Participants Press book (articles published in the Media about the meeting)	Willingness of national water authorities to involve all the stakeholders (including civil society, private sector, academic)
60% of the national water stakeholders are participated in the national information seminar	The representativeness of national decision makers, stakeholders and water actors (number of participants, and their level
Expected results	A. Increased availability of water information	A1. 50% of national public institutions directly involved in water provide information to the EMWIS NFPs in at least 6 MPC by the end of the project	Percentage of institutions that have provided information to NFPs by the end of the project	Efficiency - Effectiveness	List of National water institutions provided by the NFPs.

Replies to NFP questionnaires

Agreements signed	Interest of all the national water stake holders to disseminate information via the NFP
A2. 70% of NFP will have launched their National water web portal by the end of the project	Number of National websites launched by the NFPs	Impact	Website	Enough national resources allocated to the NFP
A3. 60% of water information users are satisfied by the end of the projects	Results of surveys carried out by at least 2 NFPs and EMWIS Technical Unit at the regional level	Efficiency - Effectiveness - Impact	Reports on surveys analysis
B. Better use of water information	B1. 30% of MEDA countries making water planning based on water information based on the information provided by the NFP by the end of the project

Number of National water master plans based on water information provided by the NFP

Efficiency - Effectiveness – Sustainability

Impact	Official documentation provided by the NFPs and their corresponding Ministries

B2. Increased number of persons making use of the national (NFP) website	Number of hits to the national website

Website statistics

B3. Increased number of requests to the National and International Focal Points	Number of information requests received by the Focal points

Inventory of information requests

C. Institutional allocation of responsibilities clarified	C1. 50% of MPC clarify responsibilities of national institutions dealing with water information by the end of the project	Number of NFP who have published the role of the main water institutions on their website

Sustainability - Impact	Agreements or MoU signed

Minutes from meetings

Role of the water institutions described on the national website
D. Sharing of information improved at regional and national levels

D1. 50% of MPC initiated the development of a NWIS by the end of the project	Number of NWIS plans developed by the MPC countries after the feasibility study carry-out by EMWIS	Efficiency - Effectiveness - Impact - Sustainability	Planning documents related to NWIS prepared by the MPC (e.g. request for funding)
D2.1 12 issues of a regional eFlash by the end of the project

D2.2 4000 subscribers by the end of the project	D2.1. Number of newsletters published

D2.2 Number of subscribers to the eFlash

Efficiency- Impact	eFalsh published

eFlash mailing list

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D3. 50% of the NFP using joint defined standards by the end of the project to publish information on their website	D3 Number of NFP using the common EMWIS information standards (metadata)	Efficiency - Sustainability	EMWIS metadata specifications

Metadata published on NFP websites
D4. Increased number of citation/references in other media	D4 Number of citations/references in information sources, media and websites	Impact	Inventory of citations in other information sources, reports, media and websites
E. Improved capacity of NFP to manage water information	E1. 6 regional training seminars for NFP staff	Number of training seminar organised	Efficiency

Effectiveness

Sustainability	Meetings documents

List of Participants
E2. Availability of relevant equipment to run the NFP
Efficiency

Effectiveness

Sustainability	NFP work programs

Equipment delivered by the project
E3. Increased project coordination	Number of meetings of the coordination committee and Steering committee	Efficiency

Effectiveness

Meetings documents

List of Participants

Revised detailed logframe for EMWIS (2006-11-29)

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