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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE





                          RECETS that is in-charge of the research and extension functions, the planning
                          and implementation of research and extension projects is decentralized but unified

                          up  to  the  department  level.  This  approach  has  been  institutionalized  and
                          exemplified in CvSU through the concept called UGNAYAN.


                   Article 11. Monitoring and Evaluation
                   Monitoring continuously tracks performance against what was planned by collecting and

                    analyzing data on the indicators established for monitoring and evaluation purposes. It
                    provides continuous information on whether progress is being made toward achieving
                    results  (outputs,  outcomes  and  goals)  through  record  keeping  and  regular  reporting

                    systems. Monitoring looks at both programmed processes and changes in conditions of
                    target groups and institutions brought about by programmed activities. It also identifies

                    strengths and weaknesses in a programmed. The performance information generated
                    from  monitoring  enhances  learning  from  experience  and  improves  decision-making.
                    Management and programmed implementers typically conduct monitoring.

                   Evaluation is a periodic, in-depth analysis of programmed performance. In relies on data
                    generated through monitoring activities as well as information obtained from other sources
                    (e.g.,  studies,  research,  in-depth  interviews,  focus  group  discussions,  surveys  etc.).

                    Evaluations  are  often  (but  not  always)  conducted  with  the  assistance  of  external
                    evaluators (UNFPA, 2004).


               Section 1. Monitoring Strategies
                a)  Mechanisms and Processes

                   1.  Creation  of  the  University  Research,  Development  and  Extension  Council
                       (URDEC)
                       The Council is composed of the Research and Extension Directors and selected faculty

                    members who are considered experts in their respective fields. The Vice President for
                    Research  Development  and  Extension  chair  this  council.  The  University  President
                    designates the members of the URDEC.

                       The Council primarily reviews research and extension policies, guidelines, programs
                    and  projects.  In  relation  to  monitoring  and  evaluation,  the  group  acts  as  Panel  of
                    Reviewers during  the  Extension  Agency  In-House  Review.  They  review and  evaluate

                    various  on-going  and  completed  extension  programs/projects  and  activities  of  the
                    different colleges and branch campuses.

                   2.  Appointment/Assignment of the Research, Development and Extension (RDE)
                       Coordinators for the different colleges and campuses.






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