Session 2.1 - ESCAP Introduction to Grou… · Session 2.1.1 Experiment EPIC 1.1 Applying a Generic Tool for Policy

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Session 2.1.1

Experiment EPIC 1.1

Applying a Generic Tool for Policy – Data Integration across all Sectors

5 to 8 June 2018, Apia, Samoa

Arman Bidarbakhtnia,

ESCAP

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EPIC tour


What is in there?


What comes out of it?


EPIC contains

• Background

• Conceptual framework

• Definitions

• Steps

• Table of core concepts and key questions


Important Definitions

• Core concepts

• Issue

• Target group


How we do it? Page 5 of EPIC


Core concepts and Key questions



Page 5 of EPIC and page 3 of guidelines


Step5- Identify issues and Target groups in the policy

document


Planning logic/ logframe for outcome2


Identify issues and Target groups in the policy document


What is in the policy?

Issue in the

narrative

Issue in the

planning logic

Target groups

Family farming Smallholders

Rural livelihood Rural population

Food security

Good nutrition

Farm production Farm productivity Smallholders

Farm productivity Farm production Smallholders

Food quality

Resilient farming

Increasing income

from Agriculture

Household

…………


Step6- Identify core concepts

Family farming

3. Capability based services

6. Cultural responsiveness

7. Family/group resource

Food quality 27. Quality



Your turn


Step 7- Take note of what is not in the policy

Key questionCore concept

- How policy creates incentives for

target groups to reduce negative

impact of their activities? Or increase

their productivity/efficiency?

- How policy deal with target groups

that are generating negative impacts?

Incentives

&

Sanctions



Thank You

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