Logical Framework Quiz 1

Which of the following best describes a logical framework (logframe)?

• A document that outlines the overall budget of the project.

• A model that describes key project components, including objectives, indicators, measurement methods, and assumptions.

• A list of all team members working on the project.

• A strategy for public relations and communications.

Which column in the logframe includes information on how data will be gathered to track progress on indicators?

• Objectives Statements

• Assumptions

• Indicators

• Measurement Methods

A team developing a water project has the following activities listed in their logframe: "Distribute water point materials" and "Train community water boards." Which level of the logframe do these activities most likely belong to?

• Strategic Objectives

• Intermediate Results

• Outputs

• Activities

Which of the following is an example of an assumption that might be included in a logframe for a health project aiming to increase vaccination rates?

• "The community will have access to enough vaccines."

• "The project will distribute 1,000 vaccines."

• "Staff will conduct outreach activities weekly."

• "The project team will evaluate vaccine effectiveness."

In a project aiming to improve handwashing practices, the team decides to include an objective to “reduce waterborne diseases by 30%.” This objective should be placed at which level of the logframe?

• Goal

• Strategic Objective

• Output

• Activity

A project team is deciding between using a questionnaire or conducting an observational study to measure handwashing frequency. Which of the following statements best describes a reason why they might choose the questionnaire method?

• It’s a better-quality data collection method than observation.

• It is less costly and culturally sensitive, although it may produce self-reported data.

• It allows them to directly monitor behavior at handwashing stations.

• It provides detailed data on the availability of soap and water.

When developing a logframe, why is it essential to carefully select assumptions?

• Assumptions must be chosen to guarantee the project has adequate funding.

• Assumptions help identify risks that might impact achieving the objectives at each level of the logframe.

• Assumptions allow the project team to skip monitoring activities.

• Assumptions are used to justify all project expenses.

1. True or False: If the vertical logic of the logframe holds true, then activities will always result in the intended outputs, and outputs will always result in intermediate results.

• True

• False

1. True or False: Strategic objectives in the logframe are typically evaluated through monitoring activities.

• True

• False

1. The logframe provides a level of detail that is missing in the Theory of Change (ToC) and Results Framework (RF).

• True

• False