OTVTP Implementation & Measurement Plan - DHS

OTVTP Implementation & Measurement PlanYou should modify the Implementation & Measurement Plan (IMP) template to the number of goals your specific project requires. For each goalin the IMP, create an Implementation Plan table and a Measurement Plan table. Please use the definitions provided in the IMP guidance documentwhen crafting your plan. Draft, in the box below, the overarching goal statement for the project. Following completion of the IMP, each grantee isexpected to complete the Risk Assessment & Mitigation Plan in Appendix A.In the Implementation Plan table: Type each activity in a separate row; add as many rows as needed. Arrange activity rows chronologically by the start date of the activity. This IMP should span both years of performance under this grant program.In the Measurement Plan table: Type each performance measure/indicator in a separate row. Map each performance measure to the relevant activity Include indicators that will help measure the results of the project; it is not necessary to have more than one indicator if that indicatorsufficiently measures results. Identify and/or design data collection methods to be used to obtain the data that will be reported on quarterly. Ensure attention to collection of data that can be broken down by sex and age of project participants or beneficiaries. The information in the “Performance Measures” column of the Measurement Plan should align with the information in the “AnticipatedOutputs” column of your Implementation PlanNOTE: Data collection methods should be specific and timebound. Any expenses incurred from the collection of data mustcome from the grant already awarded. No additional funds will be made available by DHS for this purpose.Organization NameProject TitleGrant NumberGrant ImplementationPeriod1

Project Goal Statement[Please state the overarching goal of the project as identified in your program design. This overarching goal can include language from the individualgoals located within this IMP]Target Population[Please include an estimated size and demographic breakdown of expected and/or served program beneficiaries. Please include a brief description ofwhy this particular target population has been selected.]2

Example Goal 1 : [Example] Strengthen societal resilience against the drivers of violent extremism and ensure broad awareness of the threatof targeted violence and terrorism.Objective 1.1: [Example] Hold in-depth, localized trainings for 300 community leaders and law enforcement stakeholders in Larimer County onthe risk factors to violent extremism recruitment and mobilization by the end of the program’s period of performance.Objective 1.2: [Example] Increase by 75% the understanding and awareness of risk factors and behaviors to violent extremism among 300community leaders and law enforcement stakeholders by the end of the program’s period of performanceExample Goal IMPLEMENTATION PLANObjectivesObjective 1.1:ActivityActivity 1.1.1 [Example] Conduct CommunityAwareness Briefings with community leadersActivity 1.1.2 [Example] Conduct Law EnforcementAwareness Briefings with law enforcementstakeholdersObjective 1.2:Activity 1.2.1 [Example] Survey community leadersbefore and after Community Awareness BriefingsInputs/Resources[Example] Local trainers,participants to receive training,training venue, OTVTP CABcurriculum, OTVTP review ofrequested modifications to theCAB curriculum[Example] Local lawenforcement to receive training,training venue, OTVTP toreview requested modificationto the LAB curriculum[Example] Survey, scheduledtime before and after to givesurveyTimeFrame[Example]approx. 2perquarter,Q2-Q7[Example]approx. 1perquarter,Q2-7[Example]approx. 2perquarter,Q2-Q7Anticipated Outputs[Example] 12 CommunityAwareness Briefingsconducted to 200community leaders.[Example] 6 LawEnforcement AwarenessSessions conducted to 100law enforcementstakeholders[Example] Measurableincrease by 75% ofunderstanding fromcommunity leaders afterreceiving the CommunityAwareness BriefingActivity 1.2.2 [Example] Survey law enforcementstakeholders before and after the law enforcementawareness briefing3

Example Goal MEASUREMENT PLANActivity #Performance Measures1.1.1[Example] Number of Community Awareness Briefing trainingsessions held and number of community leaders attendingData Collection Method and Timeframe[Example] Documented date, time, venue, number of communityleaders in attendance; Q2-Q7, approx. 2 session held per quarter1.1.2[Example] Number of Law Enforcement Awareness Briefingtraining sessions held and number of law enforcementstakeholders attending[Example] Documented date, time, venue, number of lawenforcement stakeholders in attendance; Q2-Q7, approx. 1 sessionheld per quarter1.2.1[Example] Percentage increase among community leaders intheir knowledge and understanding of violent extremism[Example] Surveys conducted before and after each CAB trainingsession; Q2-Q7, approx. 2 session held per quarter1.2.2[Example] Percentage increase among law enforcementstakeholders in their knowledge and understanding of violentextremism[Example] Surveys conducted before and after each LAB trainingsession; Q2-Q7, approx. 1 session held per quarter4

Goal 1: [insert long-term goal statement]Objective 1.1: [Insert objective text]Objective 1.2: [Insert objective text]Objective 1.3: [Insert objective text]Goal 1 IMPLEMENTATION PLANObjectivesObjective 1.1:Objective 1.2:Objective 1.3:ActivityInputs/ResourcesTimeFrameAnticipated OutputsActivity 1.1.1Activity 1.1.2Activity 1.2.1Activity 1.2.2Activity 1.3.1Goal 1 MEASUREMENT PLANActivity #Performance MeasuresData Collection Method and Timeframe5

Goal 2: [insert Goal statement]Objective 2.1: [Insert objective text]Objective 2.2: [Insert objective text]Objective 2.3: [Insert objective text]Goal 2 IMPLEMENTATION PLANObjectivesObjective 2.1:Objective 2.2:Objective 2.3:ActivityInputs/ResourcesTimeFrameAnticipated OutputsActivity 2.1.1Activity 2.1.2Activity 2.2.1Activity 2.2.2Activity 2.3.1Goal 2 MEASUREMENT PLANActivity #Performance MeasuresData Collection Method and Timeframe6

Goal 3: [insert goal statement]Objective 3.1: [Insert objective text]Objective 3.2: [Insert objective text]Objective 3.3: [Insert objective text]Goal 3 IMPLEMENTATION PLANObjectivesObjective 3.1:Objective 3.2:Objective 3.3:ActivityInputs/ResourcesTimeFrameAnticipated OutputsActivity 3.1.1Activity 3.1.2Activity 3.2.1Activity 3.2.2Activity 3.3.1Goal 3 MEASUREMENT PLANActivity #Performance MeasuresData Collection Method and Timeframe[REPEAT FOR AS MANY GOALS AS NEEDED FOR PROJECT]7

APPENDIX A: RISK MANAGEMENT PLANThe following risk assessment chart is designed to assist in the identification of potential occurrences that would impact achieving projectobjectives, primarily those originating externally and that are outside of the organization’s control. Risks could include, but are not limited to:economic, social, or political changes; changes to planned partnerships; legal or compliance changes; or other risks unique to this project. Use thechart below to identify these risks; add additional rows if necessary.Risk IdentifiedRisk Analysis(brief assessment of the impact the identified riskcould/would have on the project)Risk Management Plan(plan to minimize the impact that the risk presents to theproject and adjustments to be made if the risk transpires)8

OTVTP Implementation & Measurement Plan You should modify the Implementation & Measurement Plan (IMP) template to the number of goals your specific project requires. For each goal in the IMP, create an Implementation Plan table and a Measurement Plan table. Please use the definitions provided in the IMP guidance document when crafting your plan.