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ISSUE 2005

5-6 / 2005
 
Problem analysis per se
isn't enough and may make us lose sight
 
The Catholic Commission for Health Pastoral Care has been conducting the project on 'personnel development' in the form of a workshop. In October ,2005 the workshop was on the theme: "Follow-up of the holistic project management (PCM)" led by Dr. Pricha Dechalert at Baan Phu Waan Bangkok Archdiocese There were 18 participants with Rev.Fr. Phairat Sriprasert as the chairperson.
 
 
The objective of this workshop is to:
1. Revise the knowledge on Project Cycle Management and
2. Evaluate the successive participants.
All the participants who have undergone the course must write the Log Frame using the process of Project Cycle Management in groups before it would be commented by the speaker at the end in order to widen the knowledge of the participants.
From the evaluation papers after the seminar it is found that there are people who make use of this new knowledge in their respective organizations and there are also others who use the various kinds of analysis and adapt them to their non-health projects. The analysis consists of the following:
1. Problem analysis in the form of a Problem Tree: analyzing the origin of the problem in order to design activities appropriate to the potential of the targeted group.
2. Make analysis of the stakeholder which is the targeted group. It is found that participants can perceive the targeted group more extensively by including all people who would be involved in the project.
3. Make analysis of the means of verification. Participants can find more varied means, such as statistics of higher education, provincial health data, report of training, work diary, etc.
4. The evaluation also finds that some participants have already used the learned process while others are still on the trial process.
The speaker gives his advice that the objective of the Log Frame, Monitoring and Evaluation is to follow up the activities and the outcome. To write the Log Frame it may be difficult for someone, but if you have the details in your proposal it will increase momentum of your project. You must remember that before writing the Log Frame you must have the overview of the project. Project proposal to the sponsor must show how your project will help reducing the problem and respond to the global needs.
A good project must have detailed activities and a clear verification. As for analyzing the problem in the form of a Problem Tree, it is a way of looking at all the problems. It should be remembered that the problem analysis must not end there, because analysis of the problem is not enough and it may also make us deviate from our original goal. Hence, we have to be aware of the stakeholder group who will make us decide which problem to analyze and prioritize our projects.
Rev. Fr. Phairat, the Secretary General, opines that the committee is aware of the importance of project writing and project management, hence arises this workshop. It is believed that each participant will have his/her own technique and methodology to adapt and make use of it in their respective fields of work with prudence. It is believed that this workshop will make the participants gain more knowledge. To live with knowledge sill upgrade our quality of life and will certainly generate more outcome.
 
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