Indicators are specific, measurable signs that are used to assess the progress, performance, and impact of a project. They provide a way to quantify and evaluate various aspects of a project, helping stakeholders to determine whether objectives and goals are being met. Indicators can be both quantitative (numerical data) and qualitative (descriptive data). Types of Indicators Input Indicators: Measure the resources used for the project, such as time, money, and materials. Process Indicators: Track the activities and processes involved in implementing the project. Output Indicators: Quantify the immediate results of project activities, such as the number of training sessions held or people reached. Outcome Indicators: Assess the short- to medium-term effects of the project, like changes in behavior or knowledge. Impact Indicators: Measure the long-term effects and overall goals of the project, such as improvements in health or economic conditions. How are Indicators Selected/Developed