Including needs assessment or/and, other data sources available for your target population and area.
`What currently happens` in relation to your project problem or issue.
What would you anticipate the demand might be for your proposed project at this stage and what are you basing that forecast on?
Are you planning to expand an already-successful project with a different population or in a different setting? Please describe your reasons for this and what information you used to inform your decision?
Minutes/photos/videos/diaries/attendance numbers/participant feedback/log book.
We need to examine how our intended individual project participants and those involved in implementing the projects react to the intervention proposal (research partner activity required - participant observation at initial project meetings and qualitative interviews with participants and project staff later in the evaluation phase of SAIL).
Have you made any changes to your original plans, why did you make the change and what information did you base your new plans on?
(Including needs assessment or/and, other data sources available for your target population and area.)
Is there a history in your area of social innovation or collaborative action with communities?
Please describe where your project is based, is your project based in a rural or urban area, area of catchment for participants, is it on single or multiple sites?
`What currently happens` in relation to your project problem or issue, is your project new or are you building on an existing project?
What would you anticipate the demand might be for your proposed project at this stage and what are you basing that forecast on?
Are you planning to expand an already-successful project with a different population or in a different setting? Please describe your reasons for this and what information you used to inform your decision?
Please make a plan and decide what strategies you are going to use and when. As a minimum everyone needs to keep their meeting minutes/notes and attendance details. Other ideas are photos/videos/diaries/attendance numbers/participant feedback/log book
How was the project proposal recieved by a) your team members/organisationla partners b) your target community/potential participants? Evidence would include: participant observation at initial project meetings, qualitative interviews with participants and project staff or correspondence related to the proposal, i.e. emails exchanges.
Have you made any changes to your original plans, why did you make the change and what information did you base your new plans on?
Are there key individuals (including participants), organisations or relationships who are central to your project, and in what way do they benefit your project?