Consultoría para brindar asistencia técnica para la creación e implementación de un sistema de seguimiento estratégico de las prioridades de OSINFOR

The document outlines the methodology and findings of the consultation. The consultation involved a diagnostic phase, which included a conceptual framework and methodology for data collection and analysis. The diagnostic phase aimed to identify the aspirations, objectives, and priorities of OSINFOR, as well as the interventions and indicators necessary to achieve them. The consultation also involved a design phase, which included the development of a conceptual model and review of empirical evidence. The design phase aimed to identify the key interventions and indicators necessary to achieve the priorities of OSINFOR, as well as the mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating progress. The consultation identified several key findings, including the need for a system of strategic monitoring and evaluation to track progress towards the priorities of OSINFOR. The consultation also identified several key recommendations, including the development of a system of routines for monitoring and evaluating progress, as well as the establishment of a system for reporting and disseminating information. The implementation of the system of strategic monitoring and evaluation will involve several key steps, including the development of a system of routines for monitoring and evaluating progress, as well as the establishment of a system for reporting and disseminating information. The system will be implemented at several levels, including the national, regional, and local levels. The system of strategic monitoring and evaluation will be used to track progress towards the priorities of OSINFOR, including the prevention of forest degradation and the promotion of sustainable forest management. The system will also be used to identify areas where additional support is needed, and to develop strategies for addressing these needs. The implementation of the system of strategic monitoring and evaluation will require the involvement of several stakeholders, including OSINFOR, the FOREST program, and other government agencies and civil society organizations. The system will be implemented over several phases, with the first phase focusing on the development of the system of routines and the establishment of a system for reporting and disseminating information.