INTRO TO SWPPDM
A planned intervention designed to improve the well-being of individuals and communities especially the poor, vulnerable and disadvantage sectors of our society.
Social Welfare Project/Program
A type of project cycle, considered as the most traditional and easiest to understand. The team moves on to the next phase only once the previous stage is complete, and performs each phase once.
Predictive/Water Life Cycle
It refers to the deeper often hidden, issues that contribute to or cause the problem. These problems are typically more complex, multiple concerns and may involve past experiences, unresolved emotional issues and broader systemic factors.
Underlying Problem
It is a disciplined and systematic process that results in fundamental decisions and actions that define and guide a program's direction. It clarifies what the program is, what it seeks to accomplish, why it exists, and how it will achieve its intended outcomes, with a deliberate focus on addressing the needs of poor, vulnerable, and disadvantaged families.
Strategic Planning
A form of analysis for systematically identifying, categorizing, specifying if required, and balancing out objectives of all parties involved in a specific situation for which the objectives apply (end and means)
Objective Tree Analysis
Which concept refers to the comprehensive system of mandatory measures and programs established to protect individuals and their families against the economic consequences of income loss or significant reduction due to contingencies such as sickness, disability, unemployment, old age, maternity, work-related injury, or death, thereby ensuring a reasonable standard of living?.
Social Security
Project Development is a systematic process that trasforms ideas into sustainable results. Enumerate the three phases of Project Development.
Pre-Investment, Investment Phase, Post-Investment Phase
It is the systematic process of determining the gap between households current condition and its desired level of well-being. It identifies what individuals, families, and communities require to improve their quality of life and achieve sustainable development.
Needs Analysis
A type of M&E Indicator, measures direct and immediate effects of intervention and provides information on the changes that have taken place in the lives of the program beneficiaries.
Result/Outcome Indicators
It provides a framework for looking at the factors that influence a situation, originally social situations. It looks either the driving movement toward a goals or blocking movement toward a goal.
Force Field Analysis
A social work theory rooted in social justice with a main goal of reducing social inequalities through community building and redistribution of access to power.
Empowerment Theory
In the pre-investment phase, what call the process of analyzing and developing a project idea into a final project ready for implementation.
Project Preparation
It is a term used in the context of professional social work methodology, is being advocated in place of a separate practice of the methods of social casework, social groupwork and community organization. It supports the idea of an integrated practice rather than a specialist in any one of these primary methods.
Generalist Social Work Practice
This approach provides a structured framework for examining the fundamental components of your program, including its interventions, objectives, objectively verifiable indicators (OVIs), means of verification (MOVs), and the assumptions and risks that may influence successful implementation.
Logical Framework Approach
Listing assets and gaps (also called community inventory) is a simple analytical process that can be used to begin analyzing information the community has complied thrugh cimmunity mapping, household interviews, FGDs and other information gathering activities.
Appreciative Inquiry
A conceptual frameworks or approaches use to guide the design implementation and evaluation of interventions aimed at addressing social problems, supporting individuals and families in need and enhancing social welfare outcomes.
Models of Intervention
It is the systematic development of a project idea and investment decision. The process of examining technical, economic, financial and commercial aspects of a project.
Project Formulation
It is the planned and strategic process of identifying accessing, coordinating and utilizing available resources to meet the needs of individuals, families, groups and communities.
Resource Mobilization
It illustrates the logical pathway through which a program's interventions, activities, and strategies contribute to the achievement of outputs, short- and intermediate-term outcomes, and ultimately the desired long-term impact on poor, vulnerable, and disadvantaged families.
Theory of Change
It is a visualization tool that shows the start and end dates of planned activities in a project/program. It helps plan schedule, monitor progress and ensure timely implementation of task.
GANTT CHART
It is an approach that emphasizes clear objectives and outcomes, ensuring that all project activities are aligned with the final goal and focuses on defining the project goals at the start and managing the process through structured steps to achieve them effectively.
Goal Oriented Project Management
A continuous process that aims primarily to provide project management and give the main stakeholders early indications of progress or lack of progress towards achieving project objectives.
Project Monitoring
It is a collaborative relationship between two or more organizations that share responsibilities, expertise and resources to achieve common social development goals.
Partnership
Enumerate the logical sequence of the Results Chain
Input-Activities-Output, Outcome - Final Outcomes (Impact)
It is one of the most widely used tools for analyzing information and formulating action plans. It combines internal and external information to create a holistic view of the program.
SWOT Analysis