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The logical framework was originally created as a planning tool for military purposes, and was then further developed by NASA to plan space programmes. After being adopted by USAID in the 1970s, the logical framework, or logframe, has since spread to all areas of the development sector. It is the tool of choice for official donors for planning and
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