Projects

Second assignment for a total package of 52 hours of remote or in-person assistance for technical assistance and support for the role of the RUP, for the procedures necessary to implement the PNRR project for Investment Line 1.2 – Pathways to independence for people with disabilities.

Synergia’s activities include: supporting the Lombardy Region in defining guidelines and actions to govern the implementation of the Regional Voluntary Civic Service; supporting the Lombardy Region in monitoring control activities for both the Regional Voluntary Civic Service and the Universal Civil Service, in order to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of both institutions.

Two lines of work: a. a “vertical” analysis, using quantitative techniques and tools, measuring specifically identified indicators for each specific objective; b. a cross-sectional analysis to assess the ability to achieve the objectives and cross-cutting results envisaged in the Area Plan. This analysis allowed us to gather important feedback and information necessary for the next area planning, including through in-depth interviews, focus groups, and participatory workshops.

Two lines of work: a. A “vertical” analysis, using quantitative techniques and tools, measuring specific indicators for each objective identified; b. A cross-sectional analysis to assess the ability to achieve the objectives and the cross-cutting results foreseen within the Social Zone Plan. This analysis allowed the collection of important feedback and information necessary for the next zonal programming, also through in-depth interviews, focus groups, and participatory workshops.

Technical assistance in drafting the document “Regulations for access to interventions, services, benefits, and social, socio-assistance, and socio-educational projects activated by the social service of the municipalities of the territorial area of Carnia.”

Planned activities:

1. Preparation and continuous update of monitoring tools aimed at effective and efficient data collection related to the users of the “Insieme” Family Centre, following a scientific-methodological approach.

2. Methods of using the data collection tool (including extraction and monitoring) to ensure updated needs analysis of the area.

3. Evaluation of current tools used for data collection of users to identify needs and guide program planning.

4. Operational training for the staff of the “Insieme” Family Centre and support for correct analysis, synthesis, and data processing.

5. Consultancy and operational support for project partners, aimed at making informed decisions regarding intervention planning.

6. “Modeling” of the activities carried out over the years at the “Insieme” Family Centre, with particular reference to elements of replicability.

7. Support for the public communication of the project’s achievements, including its various impacts.

8. Annual qualitative-quantitative reporting on the progress and schedule of activities, the number of recipients reached, and the network of partners involved.

9. Final qualitative-quantitative report on the activities carried out, with particular reference to the main results achieved and the users reached.