QUESTION 1

Match Column B to Column A

Column A	Column B
What is an indicator?	Concerned with the long-term effectiveness or socio-economic effect of the intervention or group of interventions. Used for Evaluation of interventions
Timeliness indicators	Indicators that tell us whether the activities and actions we have planned are actually happening as intended. Used for monitoring
Output Indicators	Dates and time frames of service delivery e.g. frequency, waiting times, response times, turnaround times etc.
Impact Indicators	The number of people attending a training The weight of fish caught Unemployment (By age, gender, Occupation)
Outcome indicator	It describes an observable changes or events which relate to the project intervention. They provide the evidence that something has happened whether an output delivered, an immediate effect occurred or a long-term change observed.
Quantitative Indicators examples	Linked to specific actions and/or objectives
Qualitative indicators defined	Measure the effectiveness of the programme. Used for evaluation of the programme
Levels of indicators	Non-numerical factors for determining level of progress towards a specific goal. Data based on opinions, feelings or viewpoints rather than hard facts or numbers
Examples of Qualitative or Indicators	A set of indicators that are combined
Process Indicators	Measures the effectiveness of activities. Used to monitor and change of plans.
	Current level of performance, will shift each year and the first years performance will become the following years baseline
	L. Greater freedom of expression Ease of access to a facility Participation in Youth Groups Participation Levels in Sports