Impact Assessment of an Income-Generating Project
Noriegen I. Amacio | Farhana U. Alauya | Queenie Lyn G. Almerez
Discipline: business studies
Abstract:
This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness and sustainability of income-generating projects
designed to provide beneficiaries with essential needs as outlined in the project plan. The study focuses on
key areas such as monitoring, evaluation, and financial management to assess project sustainability. A
comprehensive data collection process involved semi-structured interviews with project proponents. The
data was then meticulously analyzed using thematic analysis. The analysis identified several key themes:
dissemination of information about the product's introduction, measurement and evaluation, monitoring,
stakeholder engagement, sustainability and effectiveness, and unique experiences. These themes were used
to develop recommendations and conclusions regarding the projects' overall impact and sustainability
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