Question:
What is the difference between activities, deliverables and outputs?
Answer:Project activities are the main implementation steps that contribute to the development of project outputs and/or their subsequent roll-out or upscaling.
A deliverable captures the implementation of project activities, e.g. analysis reports, feasibility studies, strategy documents, pilot action reports, training documentations. It presents in an aggregated form outcomes of intermediate steps of a certain activity. A deliverable has to be sufficiently comprehensive. It is recommended to limit the number of project deliverables.
An output is a product that results from the implementation of project activities.
