Question: 1 Why are projects / programmes seen as investments in government reporting rather than PMBOK's definition of temporary endeavors to achieve a specified outcome. You

1 Why are projects/programmes seen as investments in government reporting rather than PMBOK's definition of temporary endeavors to achieve a specified outcome.
You are to clearly discuss these two terms and justify the term investment and its use by government.
2 What is the rationale for changing our monitoring and evaluation system to one that is results based and what benefit can this bring to the evaluation of the stated project's/programme?
State the Project or programme that you have chosen, saying why you choose it.
Discuss the need to change to results based - note discuss requires you to give the facts of.
Also discuss the benefit to the evaluation of the chosen project/programme. Clearly show the benefit discussing the project/programme.
3 Discuss the relevance of using the logical framework as an evaluation tool for this project/programme.
Discuss what the logical framework is, give an example of another evaluation tool and show how the logical framework can be used as an evaluation tool for the project/progamme referencing the project.
4 With reference to the chosen project/programme, using the logical framework as a tool for evaluation, identify and discuss for the Project or programme:
one (1) intended impact,
one (1) intended outcome.
three (3) outputs of the programme,
two objectively verifiable indicators of achievement and
two sources and means of verification with respect to outputs and outcomes.
Any relevant risk factors /assumptions
 1 Why are projects/programmes seen as investments in government reporting rather

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