🧠Logical Framework for Commitment Pool Implementation¶
| Stage & Goal | Output | Activities | Output Indicators |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 Implementer Prepared | Core teams understand commitment pooling and are ready to support networks | Conduct feasibility study, stakeholder role alignment, and ecosystem mapping | Reports on feasibility, partner roles, and potential pools |
| Risk & trust dynamics assessment | Trust/Risk matrix & validation summary | ||
| Map local and external support partners (e.g. VSLA, NGOs) | Inventory of aligned programs | ||
| 1.2 Infrastructure Ready | Distributed ledger, pool registry, and support systems in place | Identify Core Service Providers (CSPs) for pool governance | Signed MoUs for support & training |
| Deploy node for ledger access; distribute local backups | Node list and community access logs | ||
| Create user dashboards and localized interfaces | Working dashboard, multilingual usability tests | ||
| Provide wallet tools (USSD, Web, Paper) | Use case demonstrations & feedback | ||
| 2.1 Stakeholder Engagement | Community and institutional allies aligned | Identify trusted elders, cooperatives, women/youth groups | Stakeholder map |
| Intro meetings with local authorities | Letters of support | ||
| Present pooling logic and commitments protocol | Engagement summary | ||
| 2.2 Regional Ownership | Implementation co-designed with communities | Community validation workshops | Participation roster and feedback |
| Define voucher types, limits, and roles with groups | Drafted and signed Pool Agreements | ||
| Screening for trustworthy redeemable offerings | Completed screening tool | ||
| 2.3 Measure Capacity | Baseline trust & capacity measured | Baseline survey (capacity & commitments) | Survey report |
| Track current exchanges (currency & in-kind) | Spending journals distributed | ||
| Stakeholder feedback loop on baseline | Shared baseline report | ||
| 2.4 Tech & Materials Localized | Interfaces and tools adapted to context | Customize training and pool rules | Implementation-ready guide |
| Test tech access (USSD/web/paper) | Tech validation report | ||
| 3.1 Group Formed and Issue Vouchers | First commitment pool seeded | Train community facilitators | Training roster |
| Facilitate group mapping of commitments | Fulfillment matrix | ||
| Sign Pool and Economic Commons agreements | Agreements archived | ||
| Issue type-keyed vouchers based on verified promises | Ledger records and balances | ||
| 3.2a Community Trust Extended | Broad trust ecosystem around pool | Train mobilizers and explain trust protocols | Mobilizer logs |
| Group members introduce 5+ new participants each | Active user list | ||
| Deploy local outreach (SMS, posters, storytelling) | Engagement proof | ||
| 3.2b Increase Redeemability | Group capacity increases through investment | Identify IGA/trust-supporting services | Project proposal |
| Training and tools for new capacity | Procurement + skill logs | ||
| Adjust pool issuance with verified capacity | Pool issuance amendments | ||
| Expand pool access to vulnerable users via voucher purchases | Distribution logs | ||
| 4.1 Impact Evaluation | Systematic monitoring of trust flows | Monitor swap/redeem/fulfill rates on ledger | Ongoing reports |
| Monthly and endline surveys | Surveys + spending log comparison | ||
| Synthesize impact across social & economic trust | Final evaluation report | ||
| Share best practices | Lessons learned document |
This framework supports regenerative trust economies where promises—not products—are the unit of care.
Last update:
2025-10-07