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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

PROGRAM/FIELD OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

Program Administrative Files

Field Office Program Budgets

Field Office Country Contracts/Agreements

Field Program Outline Reports

Field Office Program Reports

Country Reports/Studies

Program Coordinator/Area Manager Briefings

Child Survival Program

Health Management Grant Program

Micro-enterprise Development Program

Technical Leadership Program

Impact Evaluation System

Field Office Evaluation System

Field Office Target Impact Evaluation System

Institutional Learning System

REGIONALIZATION

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT

AUDIT DEPARTMENT

TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT

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RECORDS OF
FOSTER PARENTS PLAN INTERNATIONAL, INC.
1939-1994
VOLUME I

 MSG# 117

SUB-GROUP IV:
PROGRAM/FIELD OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

SERIES XXXIII

FIELD OFFICE EVALUATION SYSTEM

DATES
3.5' (7 boxes) 1987-1992

The Field Office Evaluation System (FOES) is another evaluation tool used by PLAN to measure the effectiveness of the programs of its many field offices. This particular method of evaluation measured the progress field offices had made in achieving the goals outlined in their Situation Assessment and Goal Establishment (SAGE) Reports. These reports were done periodically for each field office and essentially provided a blueprint for that field office to follow in terms of programming.

The records are divided into two sub-series: Subject Files and Program Countries. The Subject Files document the administration of the FOES and include baseline surveys, budget reports, staffing guides, program manuals, correspondence and memos. The records are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

The Program Country sub-series contains materials relating to programs in specific field offices. Included are SAGE reports, evaluation reports, progress reports, surveys, questionnaires, correspondence, memos, computer printouts, and floppy disks. The records in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by the name of the program country, alphabetically thereunder by the name of the field office, and chronologically within folders.

BOX

FOLDER

FOLDER TITLE

DATES

SUBJECT FILES

188

1

Analysis, Miscellaneous

1990-91

2

Anthropometric Restudy of Colombia, Bolivia and Ecuador

1988-89, n.d.

3

Anthropometric Restudy Final Report

1989

4

Anthropometric Restudy Results: Bolivia Colombia & Ecuador

1989

5

Anthropometric Training

1989-90

6

Anthropometric Training Materials

1988, n.d.

7

Baseline Instructions Manual

1989, 1992

8

Baseline Study (Spanish)

1988

189

9

Baseline System

1987, n.d.

10

Budget: Reports

1988-89

11

Correspondence: Miscellaneous

1988-91

12

Data Entry: Software

1989-91, n.d.

13

Enrollment System

1991-92

14

Evaluation: Training & Instruction

1989-91, n.d.

15

Guidelines and Instructions

1988-89, n.d.

16

Household Economics Survey

1992

17

Impact Evaluation Systems Unit

1989-91, n.d.

18

International Headquarters: Correspondence

1987-89

19

Logical Technical Services Corporation

1988-89, n.d.

20

Malnutrition: Colombia, Bolivia & Ecuador

1989, n.d.

190

21

Number Cruncher Statistical System (NCSS) Manual:

1989

22

NCSS Manual Revision

1989, n.d.

23

Nutrition 2: Merged Data Set

1991

24

Nutrition Review

1988

25

Nutrition Study: Correspondence

1988

26

Nutrition Study: Correspondence

1989, n.d.

27

Process Reference Manual, pt. 1

1991

28

Process Reference Manual, pt. 2

1991

29

Project Evaluation

1990-91, n.d.

30

Project Management

1990-91

191

31

Project Planning

1990-91, n.d.

32

Reports: Miscellaneous

1989-91, n.d.

33

Sample Rationale

1988

34

SISPLAN LTDA , Base Line Study Annex to proposal in Tolova, Buenaventura, Barranquilla

1988

35

Urban Programs

1988-89

36

Workshop II: India, Bombay

1990, n. d.

PROGRAM COUNTRY 

37

Bolivia, Sucre

1990, n.d.

38

Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo: New Systems Software

1990

39

Ecuador, Canar: Low Staffing

1987, 1988, 1990, n.d.

40

Ecuador, Daule

1990

41

Guatemala

1989-90

42

Guatemala

1991, n.d.

192

43

Guatemala, Villa Nueva: Non-Technical Guide to FOES

1990-91, n.d.

44

Guatemala, Villa Nueva: Preliminary Report

1991

45

Haiti, Cape Haitien

1990

46

Haiti, Cape Haitien

1990, n.d.

47

Haiti, Cape Haitien: Preliminary Report

1991

48

India: Monitoring

1991

49

India, Delhi

1988, 1991-92, n.d.

50

India, Madras: Report: The Guild of Service-SSBH/Plan Project

1991

51

India, Virdhunager

1991, n.d.

52

Kenya, Embu: Correspondence

1989-June 1990

53

Kenya, Embu: Correspondence

July-Aug 1990

54

Kenya, Embu: Correspondence

Sept 1990-1991

193

55

Kenya, Embu: Miscellaneous

n.d.

56

Regional Office of South Asia (ROSA): Consultant History

1989, n.d.

57

ROSA: Correspondence

1988-May 1990

58

ROSA: Correspondence

June-Aug 1990

59

ROSA: Correspondence

Sept 1990-1992, n.d.

60

ROSA: FOES III

1991

61

ROSA: Instrument Modification Agreement

1990

62

Questionnaire and Analysis Guidelines

1991, n.d.

63

ROSA: Reference Manual Draft

1990-92

64

ROSA: Scales

1990

65

South American Regional Office (SARO): Correspondence

Mar-Aug 1988

66

SARO: Correspondence

Sept 1988-1990, n.d.

194

67

SARO: Design

1987

68

SARO: Franken, Henk: Correspondence

1987-89

69

SARO: Management Information Systems

1987-88, n.d.

70

SARO: Planning & Development

1987, 1989, n.d.

71

SARO: Planning and Evaluation

1989-91

72

SARO: Pre-test Assessment Survey

1988, 1990

73

SARO: Raw Data

1988

74

SARO: Miscellaneous

n.d.

75

SARO Guide

1987-88

76

Southeast Asia Regional office (SEARO)

1991-92

77

SEARO

1991-92

78

Sri Lanka, Badulla

1992

79

Tanzania: Ethnographic Site Study

1991

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