Annex A2 Revised logframe

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1 Annex A2 Revised logframe KENYA INDICATORS MOV Baseline Value Citizen during Mobile Cinema Screening s Mid-term Value Target ASSUMPTIONS GOAL 1. The engagement actions of citizens with one another with officials on issues concerning, contribute to making both citizens s more capable, accountable responsive to one another in order that democratic processes progress. PURPOSE Citizens become more effective at engaging constructivel y on issues at local level through increased 1.1 Citizens self level of citizen actions, to engage with one another, with local officials on any of the themes addressed in The Team dealt with in the. 1.2 Citizens self level of improved responsiveness by local officials to the issues raised by local communities related to the themes in the Team in. 2.1.Citizens self increased ability to collaborate problem solve around the themes dealt with in The Team addressed in the Evidence contained in SFCG/GTF annual reports external evaluations. Evidence contained in SFCG/GTF annual reports external evaluations. Citizens 4.8 (average for all themes on a scale of 1-10 with 1=not at 3.21 (average for all themes on the same scale above) 2.8, (averages for a proxy indicators related to: - Hling conflicts - Seek a neutral third party, negotiate with the other, - Forgive forget, Average on a scale of The Team is able to be aired in Kenya without interruption, are also possible. The level of security does not hinder the evaluation Civil society is allowed to operate without restrictions that limit their performance potential impact

2 knowledge skills of collaborative problem solving. surveys qualified in reports by quotes from focus group discussions respectivelyon a scale of 1-4, with 4=often) Enhanced awareness attitudes of viewers of The Team about the possibilities responsibilitie s regarding their tribal national identities Viewers /or participants demonstrate a desire to improve tribal local relations, linked to viewing The Team participation in 3.2 Viewers /or participants demonstrate a increased level of skills/knowledge/ understings of issues (related to themes) Through use of proxy questions based on themes of the show such as together everyone achieves more. using likert scales. Focus group discussions will qualify the quantitative data presented in the report. studies on specific examples will be used to show actions that were triggered by exposure to the Team 3.12 (average for a proxy question assessing the statement: Together everyone achieves more on a scale of 1-4, 4=often) 8.4 average on a scale of Viewers see sufficient number of episodes to affect a change 4. Local 4.1 Local officials demonstrate 4.1 Indepth interviews. Victims of rape: 2.2 impunity: Not collected Targets for citizen's perceptio Victims of rape: Officials watch all episodes of the show.

3 officials, who have watched/ listened to The Team, have increased respect for HR the rule of law. Citizens perceive their s to be more respectful of HR the rule of law their respect for human rights the rule of law, for victims of rape, police impunity, class gender divide, who can link it to viewing The Team /or involvement in.1 Increase in citizens' perception that local officials have more understing of human rights their ability to claim rights for victims of rape, police impunity, ethnic/tribal, gender discrimination mob violence, linked to viewing The Team participation in. studies on specific examples using closed questions likert scales Focus group discussions will qualify explain the quantitative data. studies on specific examples will demonstrat e changes in actions. 4.6 Class Averages by key informants for local responsivene ss to these themes, on a scale of 1-10 Rights of victims of rape: 1% that they were not treated fairly in the court system impunity: are averages in interviews, respectively, on citizen/comm unity/govern ment involvement, local responsivene ss, on a scale of 1-10 with Ethnic/trib al discriminat ion:.0 3. are averages in ns will be compare d to baseline. In addition more emphasis will be given to assessing increase in awarenes s capacity of local officials.8 on in the final report.89 impunit y: Class Official watch all episodes of the show.

4 interviews, respectively, on citizen/comm unity/govern ment involvement, local responsivene ss, on a scale of 1-10 with discriminat ion: 3.1 average of perceived discrimination against women in various areas, on a scale of 1-4 4=often # of case studies Mob violence: 63% 68%, respectivel y, that they should be banned should face the legal system. 22 improved practices by 1 governme nt civil society organizatio ns (out of 31 interviewe d). All averages on a scale of 1-10 with 6. researche d, document 8 At least cases fully docum ented

5 of improved practices as related to human rights the rule of law, especially in relation to police impunity mob justice, linked to viewing The Team participation in.3. % of citizens who say they trust their local officials ed on in the final evaluation New indicator. tested through 2 questions do you trust...? Do you trust more than last year? 6. Strengthened capacity of partner CSOs to address issues in innovative ways 6.1 Increase in the number types of actions taken by partner CSOs to address the themes addressed by The Team studies in-depth interviews 26 actions by 13 civil society organizatio ns (out of 18 N/A on in the final evaluatio n At least 1 action s docum ented verified actions CSOs discover innovative ways to address issues implement them 6.2 Num ber of partner CSOs including partner media outfits- who can showcase how they have addressed the themes highlighted in The Team on behalf of citizens (# of case studies studies in-depth interviews No data collected at baseline s of Action Transforma tion related to The National Secretariat Committee on Peacebuildi ng Conflict Manageme nt PeaceNet developed document ed in final evaluation At least action s docum ented verified actions

6 disaggregated by type of CSO location) 6.3 RESPONSIV ENESS. Citizens work with local officials on issues addressed in The Team 6.3 Citizens who can give concrete examples of how CSOs media outfits have provided them with improved ways to deal with issues raised by The Team issues addressed by the...1interviewed viewers report enhanced responsiveness by officials to cases of rape, police impunity, ethnic/tribal gender discrimination Additionally, at the end of each episode, viewers will be provided an SMS/text number an address to which they may provide feedback. The results for interviewe d governme nt civil society officials were presented above for indicators Rape:.29 Impunity: 3.49 Ethnic/triba l relations: 4.3 discriminati on:.83 All on a scale of 1-10 with Final evaluatio n will demonstr ate findings against this indicator.2 In final report TBC 6 Citizens develop the skills motivation to engage with elected officials on new/improved policies around processes