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ESP: PRONEGOCIOS: Programa de Fomento de Negocios Rurales - Honduras

Relevance
It measures the alignment of the initiative with existing policy frameworks in the country. In addition, the scalability of the initiative to other realities and geographies is valued.
Marco Description Ambit Country Source
Country Vision 2010-2038 National Honduras Link
National Plan 2010-2022 National Honduras Link
Strategy of the Government of Honduras (GoH) in force in the agri-food and rural sector National Honduras Link
National Program for Sustainable Rural and Urban Development (PRONADERS) National Honduras Link
Eficacy
This measures how well the objectives and goals set out in the initiative were fulfilled, as well as the extent to which the results achieved are attributable to the actions implemented by the initiative.
Indicator Description Indicator Type Measure Unit Base date Base Goal Measure Date Measure Compliance Source
Competitiveness Strategies for Regional/Departmental Development Formulated Impact Number 01-12-2010 467,531 469,781 01-12-2015 610,193 1.3 PCU/EG reports
PRONADERS Regional Facilitation Centers for Olancho, Gracias a Dios, Colón and El Paraíso established Impact Number 01-12-2010 1,397 1,500 01-12-2015 1598 1.07 PCU/EG reports
PRONADERS institutional strengthening plan implemented Results Number 01-12-2011 0 168 01-12-2015 190 1.13 PCU/EG reports
farm size Results Hectares 01-12-2010 1,044 1,305 01-12-2015 1,445.7 1.1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
Farm income with respect to total household income Results Percentage 01-12-2010 0 3,500 01-08-2022 6,800 1.97 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
household income Results US$ 01-12-2010 0 1 01-12-2011 1 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
Producer age Product Years 01-12-2010 0 72 01-12-2015 77 1.07 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
Producer education Product Years 01-12-2010 0 1 01-12-2011 1 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
Children under 16 years Product Number 01-12-2010 0 185 02-12-2013 185 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
Age of land tenure Product Years 01-12-2010 0 449 01-12-2014 449 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the mean of SAF farmers)
farm size Product Hectares 01-12-2010 0 36 01-12-2015 36 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the average number of non-participants in the sample)
Farm income with respect to total household income Product Percentage 01-12-2010 0 162 01-12-2015 162 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the average number of non-participants in the sample)
household income Product US$ 01-12-2010 0 4 01-12-2015 4 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the average number of non-participants in the sample)
Producer age Product Years 01-12-2010 0 4 01-12-2011 4 1 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the average number of non-participants in the sample)
Producer education Product Years 01-12-2010 0 1 01-08-2022 0 0 Impact evaluation (Socioeconomic indicators for the average number of non-participants in the sample)
Eficiencia
Efficiency is the assessment of whether a public intervention achieves its objectives while using resources in a way that the costs incurred are proportional to the economic, social, or environmental benefits obtained.
Indicator Description Indicator Type Measure Unit Base date Base Goal Measure Date Measure Compliance Source
Efficiency 17,717,352
Efficiency 18,015,252
Efficiency 26,410,324
Efficiency 27,163,629
Efficiency 19.2
Efficiency 19.4
Efficiency 26.8
Efficiency 27.7
NA 1.17
Efficiency 1.18
Efficiency 1.29
Efficiency 1.30
Learned lessons
Gained knowledge from implementing, evaluating, and managing a policy intervention, including why it was or was not effective and how it could be improved in the future.
Lesson Description Source


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