Users already familiar with this tool may wish to jump directly to the kit's Logical Framework Template which can be used to prepare a project Logical Framework online and save, download or print it. The Logical Framework is as much a way of thinking about development projects as it is a one page tool for summarizing the key elements of a project design and establishing a basis for project monitoring and evaluation. The Logical Frame provides a way to define, design, and budget for the USAID interventions necessary to achieve the CDCS Goal and DOs. The Logical Frame validates and potentially updates the Result Framework and includes detail on the inputs and outputs necessary to achieve the intended results or project's purpose as well as project assumptions.
Ĭentral to the Project Design process is the Logical Framework (LogFrame), which is developed from the CDCS Results Framework. Please visit the updated Project Starter collection for the latest Trade Facilitation specific MEL content. For the latest MEL guidance in general please visit Learning Lab. This volume includes well developed sections on Assumptions, including how they can increase the risk associated with a project. It can be used to supplement information provided in the Technical Note at the top of this page, recognizing that some of the terminology used in this early volume has been simplified for today’s usage in both the Technical Note and USAID ADS 201 This 1979 document is USAID’s first full description of the Logical Framework.
Usage expanded over the next decade to include most other bilateral donors, many United Nations agencies, and the World Bank, all of whom continue to utilize this tool. It was also being used for these purposes by the Canadian and German development agencies. By the mid-1970s it was being used not only by USAID to design a wide range of projects, and as a framework for monitoring and evaluating them. The Logical Framework was developed for use with USAID projects in the late 1960s. The Logical Framework: A Managers Guide to a Scientific Approach to Design and Evaluatio n This set of slides is intended to help USAID staff and partners understand the Logical Framework tool and how a Logical Framework in USAID is linked to a CDCS Results Framework. The Logical Framework: An Introductory Slideshow
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