RBM – A 4-Letter Word: 1 of 4?

This is a blog continues the series, ‘The RBM Plan!‘ looking at the challenges and criticisms for RBM.  This topic allows an organization to design a RBM program tailored to their circumstances while hopefully escaping the mistakes and errors of other organizations.

Continue reading

A Logical Framework

I am brushing up on a few concepts and processes that I have used in the past and may very well need to use in the future.  One concept concerned a business philosophy of Results Based Management (RBM) and a tool RBM uses for project design, the Logical Framework (LogFrame).

Matrices of the Logical Framework.  Rows are in ascending order: Goals, Purpose, Output and Activities.  Columns, left to right, are: Summary, Indicators, Verification and Assumptions.
Logical Framework Matrix – Overview of Columns and Rows
Continue reading