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Sahyog Foundation, a Section 8 company, wants to show donors that its SDG claims are credible. It has recorded outputs such as 500 women trained. Which step best demonstrates progress toward the SDG, as opposed to merely reporting activity?

The foundation should measure outcome changes, such as increased incomes of trained women, against a baseline and SDG indicators. Counting sessions or trainees records only outputs, while donor lists and logos show nothing about actual progress toward the goal.

  1. APublishing the number of training sessions held during the year
  2. BMeasuring change in outcomes, such as increased income of trained women, against a baseline and relevant SDG indicatorsCorrect
  3. CListing the donors who funded the training programme
  4. DDisplaying the SDG logos on its annual report cover

Explanation

Outputs record activity; credible SDG alignment needs outcome and impact measurement against a baseline and SDG indicators. Session counts are outputs, donor lists show funding, and logos are branding, none of which show change achieved.

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