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Logframer

Design projects using a logical framework

Tool Name:

Logframer

Tool Version: 3.1

Tool Type: Freeware

Tool Cost In: 0 US$

Tool Target Platform: Windows

Tool OS Support: Win2000,WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,Windows 10,WinServer,WinOther,WinVista,WinVista x64

Limitations: No limitations

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Short Description:
Design and manage projects using a logical framework. Logframer has all the tools to help you and your partners create a well-designed, well-planned project that is easy to manage and follow up. Fully compatible with MS Office.

Long Description 1:
Logframer 3.1 is a free project design and management application. Use the logical framework to identify objectives and activities, to design your risk management and project monitoring tools. Use the interactive Gantt chart to plan your processes and activities. Establish the (multi-year) budget of your project in detail. Then automatically create the tools to manage your project or make reports in MS Excel of MS Word.

Long Description 2:
Logframer 3.1 is a free project design and project management application. Originally, Logframer was designed to make the development of projects in international development and humanitarian assistance easier. But Logframer is also used by all kinds of social organisations, government administrations and even businesses. As its name suggests, Logframer uses the basic structure of the logical framework or logframe to describe various components of a project, such as the objectives, the activities, the resources as well as possible external influences on the project (risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies). The basic idea behind Logframer is to provide aid actors such as NGOs, non-profit organisations, donor agencies and so on with a simple, versatile and free tool that makes designing and managing projects and programmes easier Logframer allows you to: -Bring all project-related information together in a single document: objectives, activities, resources, planning, budget, target groups, partner organisations, etc. -Follow up the lifecycle of your project -Identify your target groups and make tools to register different types of beneficiaries or clients -Select intervention zones and indicate them on a map (using Bing Maps) -Design the basic structure of your project (project logic or intervention logic) -Identify assumptions, internal and external dependencies and risks and develop tools to monitor risks during your project -Choose indicators to measure progress and results, plan monitoring and evaluation deadlines and reporting and develop tools to monitor progress and results during and after your project -Plan activities and processes using a Gantt chart -Establish the budget of your project and indicate how many resources you need for each activity and output -Manage contact information about your partners and staff so that you can quickly communicate with them -Export all this information to Word, Excel or the IATI standard format