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ACCESS4ALL Group

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SMART objectives

1. Clearly defined and specific?

  • Yes. The objective specifies what will be done (develop and implement an early warning system), where (five flood-prone villages in northern Bangladesh), and who/what it benefits (communities exposed to flooding).

2. Measurable progress?

  • Yes. Progress can be measured quantitatively by:

    • Number of villages covered (target = 5)

    • Number of households receiving alerts

    • Number of functional monitoring stations installed

    • Reduction in flood-related losses or response times

3. Achievable with given resources?

  • Partially/Yes, but depends on resources. Achievability depends on:

    • Availability of monitoring equipment and communication infrastructure

    • Trained personnel for operation and maintenance

    • Funding for installation, training, and community engagementWith adequate support, it is feasible.

4. Alignment with main climate risk?

  • Yes. The objective directly addresses flood risk, which is the primary climate hazard in northern Bangladesh.

5. Clear timeline?

  • Yes. The target completion date is explicitly December 2026, providing a concrete timeframe for planning and implementation.

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very well detailed.

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