Based on indicators that will be identified through the desktop and field review, a monitoring system will be installed to check on the quality and quantity of these indicators. This system is plan to be easily measured, and documented. It will also keep the BIMS updated continuously.
The monitoring systems will be designed by a team of experts coordinated by the RSCN. The approach and methodology to be used, the principles and objectives, and the capacity and know-how requirements will be developed initially at the central level. Working with the relevant authorities, the Working Group will then test the Monitoring System at each of the project localities following training and capacity enhancements of local personnel.
After implementing any necessary refinements and adjustments, the Monitoring System for each of Jerash, Petra and Wadi Rum, which will be used as a pilot for the more nationally-oriented system. The Working Group will also assist RSCN, MOMA, PDTRA and ASEZA to develop contingency plans for dealing with any worrying trends and other results of concern which might arise from the monitoring activity. Among the inputs for this Output, the assignment will assist with the procurement of any necessary monitoring equipment and training for its use, the implementation and evaluation of the trials at local level, and the contingency planning noted above.