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subjects such as health promotion or skills paired discussions and graphic materials such acquisition. as posters and picture cards for learning and knowledge transfers. Lesson 3: Lesson 4: Fit for purpose training content and format The key principles are accessibility, cost- Prioritize quality assurance effectiveness and flexibility. Therefore, there Implementation should be undertaken by should be minimum disruption to the livelihoods experienced personnel and monitoring and eva l u a t i o n m u s t b e i n c l u d e d i n t h e of the beneficiaries. By way of example, if the responsibilities of the project manager. This targets are micro entrepreneurs in markets, the approach means that quality considerations are FEP should take place in situ within the market incorporated into the project delivery and or close to it with minimal set-up costs. The size success indicators are specified, for example, of training groups should be manageable with the number of beneficiaries trained or the no more than 20 – 25 persons at a time. Also, number of beneficiaries that change their where the targets have basic numeracy skills financial behavior through the uptake of but cannot read or write in English, the training financial products and services. format should use probing questions, group and Key Elements of FEP Implementation Commitment Convenience Participation Delivery format Quality Assurance 2008 2010 Partner: Ford Foundation Experienced personnel Success indicators Monitoring & evaluation 2013 African Women’s Development Fund, Accra Partner: Partner: Diamond Bank Plc Examples of DIN’s FEP resources New Perspectives 6