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PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

             It’s crucial that you implement your project according to your project
             plan, because all of your partners and The Rotary Foundation have                   Make sure that
             agreed upon it and are working within that plan. If challenges arise,         the scholars   and
             communicate with all involved parties to address them promptly and            vocational training
             collaboratively. Any changes to your plan or budget must be approved by       team members take
             your regional grants officer.                                                 the predeparture
                                                                                           orientation course on
             As you carry out your project, keep reviewing your project plan with          the Learning Center.
             your project committee and team. Measure the project’s success and get
             feedback from community members about its activities. Delegate tasks
             and regularly check in with club partners, cooperating organizations,
             and the community to identify and resolve issues before they threaten
             the success of your project. You should also provide regular updates to
             your fellow club members.

             It’s best to have an email list with the following people: all grant
             sponsors, cooperating organizations, involved community members,
             club members, and other interested parties. Keep everyone informed of
             progress, challenges, and solutions throughout the life of your project.

             At a minimum, the host and international sponsors must:

             •  Communicate with each other and the benefiting community regularly
                about the grant-funded project
             •  Contact their regional grants officer as soon as questions arise
             •  Get preapproval from each other and Rotary for any changes to the
                project’s scope or budget
             •  Report to the Foundation every 12 months (for grants paid to clubs and
                districts in India, sponsors are required to report by each 31 May on all
                grant activities they carried out through 31 March of that year)


             MONITORING AND EVALUATION

             Monitoring is the continual process of collecting specific data, and
             it uses the measures and benchmarks you outlined in your grant
             application to track the progress of your project. Evaluation is an
             assessment of how well your project is achieving its objectives. Together,
             they help you understand how to improve your project by examining its
             strengths and weaknesses and assessing its achievements in the short
             and long term.













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