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Logical Framework Analysis The LFA is a way of describing a project in a logical way so that it is: • Well designed. • Described objectively. • Can be evaluated. • Clearly structured. TERM MEANING EXAMPLE _____ Narrative Summary The goal, purpose, outputs and activities of See below. the project as described in the left-hand ...
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