Sullivan, Frank; Apiyo, Regina; Mtoka, Samuel; Musila, F., 2014, Performance Evaluation of the Scaling Up Conservation And Livelihoods Efforts in Northern Tanzania Project, Final evaluation, USAID - Development Training Services, Inc., Washington DC.

2.2 Decent work and enterprise growth

2.2.4 Environment and sustainable management and the Informal Economy 

Recommendation: 10. Ensure when designing a project linking environmental conservation to improved economic development that all the activities are thoroughly planned including their inter-linkages. Include a level of flexibility in the program design, however, to enable adjustments during implementation in line with realities.

Reference: Sullivan, Frank; Apiyo, Regina; Mtoka, Samuel; Musila, F., 2014, Performance Evaluation of the Scaling Up Conservation And Livelihoods Efforts in Northern Tanzania Project, Final evaluation, USAID - Development Training Services, Inc., Washington DC.

Evidence sample: The evaluation noted that linking environmental conservation to improved economic development is a sound concept, but also that this means effectively managing a significantly complex set of activities.

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2.2 Decent work and enterprise growth

2.2.4 Environment and sustainable management and the Informal Economy 

Recommendation: 14. Ensure that projects include attention to environmental issues in awareness SBCC wherever this is applicable. Monitor and feed back into planning the effectiveness of the SBCC on environmental issues.

Reference: Sullivan, Frank; Apiyo, Regina; Mtoka, Samuel; Musila, F., 2014, Performance Evaluation of the Scaling Up Conservation And Livelihoods Efforts in Northern Tanzania Project, Final evaluation, USAID - Development Training Services, Inc., Washington DC.

Evidence sample: The evaluation concluded that, at the end of the project, strong linkages between conservation and economic development was still undeveloped in most villagers’ minds.