The Impact of Training on Women's Micro-Enterprise Development - Education Research Paper No. 40 (DFID, 2001, 139 p.): Appendix 2: The Socio Economic Impact Matrix

The Impact of Training on Women's Micro-Enterprise Development - Education Research Paper No. 40 (DFID, 2001, 139 p.)

		(introduction...)
		Department for International Development
		Acknowledgements
		Acronyms
		Summary
		Chapter 1: Introduction
		Chapter 2: Review of the Literature
		Chapter 3: Methodology
		Chapter 4: The Dire Dawa Urban Development Programme (Ethiopia)12
		Chapter 5: Women's Micro-enterprise Promotion in Silk Reeling (India)16
		Chapter 6: Small-Scale Food Processing Training (Peru)26
		Chapter 7: The Port Sudan Small-Scale Enterprise Programme (Sudan)27
		Chapter 8: Findings
		References
		Appendix 1: Types of training covered by the study and access to credit/savings
		Appendix 2: The Socio Economic Impact Matrix
		Appendix 3: Sample of a completed Matrix (India)
		Appendix 4: Income change
		Appendix 5: Relationship between training, credit and increased income in the period immediately after training (4 months in the case of Group 1)

Project Name:		Interviewee name:		Date:
Training Received:		Interviewer name:		Location of Interview, + no:

** Includes changes in culture and expenditure patterns

Questions to accompany the Socio Economic Impact Matrix

For the interviewee:	What significant changes have there been since the last visit?
	Do you see these as beneficial to yourself?
For the interviewer:	What significant changes have you observed?
	Do you see them as beneficial to the woman interviewed?
	Please also detail any changes in external circumstances not already recorded which have impacted on women's activities.

Adapted from A Rani Parker (1993) Another point of view: a manual on gender analysis training for grassroots workers, UNIFEM