3. Outputs, Outcomes, & Impacts
What are the benefits for the target population (beneficiaries) and / or the country?
Impact
Increased crop yields
Agriculture Example
How do the target groups /clients make use of the goods and services provided?
Outcome
Farmers using modern production practices
What are the goods and services provided through the intervention?
Outputs
Extension workers trained, Ag. inputs available

8. CWIQ Core Household roster Education Health Employment Assets
Child health – vaccs & anthropometric
‘poverty predictors’

9. CWIQ modules Gender Module – Nigeria Flood damage module – Mozambique
MICS module – Mozambique
HIV/AIDS module – Lesotho
Subjective well-being, Violence crime & safety – Ghana
Community CWIQ - Tanzania

11. What the CWIQ will not do
Not a survey to measure changes in income and expenditure
Will not capture seasonality
Will not capture the intricacies of intra-household resource allocations
Will not explain why
It is very easy to oversell the CWIQ, therefore it is important to state what it will not do as well as what it will do. Things that the CWIQ will not do include:
Not a survey for recording detailes on income and expenditure. That deands a much heavier survey, but we do need a means of distinguishing between poor and non-poor households. The CWIQ has followed an approach whereby easily measured ‘consumption correlates’ are identified (from a pre-existent integrated survey) and an index is created which allows one to rank households from richest to poorest and from there to group them into ‘poverty quintiles. The Ghana work showed that this method was successfully placing households into the correct group 90% of the time.
Will not capture seasonality
Will not capture the intricacies of intra-household resource allocations
Does not explain why.....

13. How does a country get started?
Funding – CWIQ Trust Fund
Assistance for pilot & 2 annual national surveys
Part of annual household survey prog.
Covers pilot, TA, equip., dissemination
$400,000 limit
Technical Assistance
Cadre of African consultants
Two regional training centres, EASTC & ENSEA
Product Development
National ‘light’ monitoring survey
Very large samples
Community of practice

14. Summary information It is quick and clean It is a package
Helps to build institutional capacity
To collect quality data
To speed up data processing and dissemination
To generate regular time series
Duration 3-6 months
Cost $25 - $30 per household