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Specifics Core; Assessment & Analysis Productive Assets economic-recovery-standards-resources- 174.php

Core Standards Quiz Preparation for quiz: o Only skim-read whole of section on Core Standards; it will be open-book quiz. o Find out which standard(s) your two questions refer to. o What are the answers to your two questions? Be ready to use these in the quiz. Rules of quiz: o You know the answer? Put up up your hand. o Right answer: gain a point for the group. Wrong answer: lose a point. o Shouting out answer: lose a point for the group. o Winner is group with most points at the end.

Standard 5 Well-Defined Targeting and Intervention Strategy 20

Entry point for all other technical standards; Ensure quality and accountability, processes and procedures required for good practice; Aim at avoiding undermining the economic well being of affected people by: o ensuring food supply; o maintaining ability to spend on essentials; o retaining productive assets; o retaining maintenance and investments; o avoiding unnecessary sale of equipment; o keeping key workers. The Core Standards: Summary

Assessment and Analysis Standards Standard 1 Scope Standard 2 Timing Standard 3 Data and Methods Standard 4 Analysis 22 The Assessment & Analysis Standards: Summary Standard 5 Dissemination & Formats

Center on market systems, household economies, broader economic constraints and opportunities; Continuous and ongoing analysis of market dynamics; Address importance of ongoing program monitoring, evaluation and dissemination of results. Assessment & Analysis Standards: Summary 23

Minimum Economic Recovery Standards Core Standards for Economic Recovery Financial Services Productive Assets Assessment and Analysis Standards Employment Enterprise Development 12 Technical Standards

The Standard for All Asset Programming should ensure:  the proposed bakery is appropriate for Romana;  the group develops the capacity to manage the bakery, for example in relation to the operation of the ovens and their maintenance and repair. The Standard for Assets for Livelihoods Expansion and Development should ensure: the group gets the support it needs to market its products. The Standard for Assets Protection should ensure: the women are less vulnerable to future crises. Productive Assets Standards 35

From the Core Standards: the Market Orientated Programming Standard should ensure there is a viable market for the bakery's products. From the Assessment and Analysis Standards: the Analysis Standard should ensure that appropriate monitoring and evaluation is put in place. Productive Assets Standards Relevant foundational Standards 36

Productive assets: those used to generate income and profit (as opposed to household items); Covers items beneficiaries own or directly control, or they have access to but don’t belong to them; Interventions used to protect, replace and increase the productive assets lost by households and enterprises during crises; cont/… Productive Assets Standards: General Summary 37

Ensure using approaches complementary to other economic recovery strategies used in medium and longer term; Replace lost assets, protect existing assets from being consumed, sold or lost; Facilitate growth of asset base to increase incomes. Productive Assets Standards: General Summary (continued) 38