Free LogFrame Generator for NGOs India
Generate a complete Logical Framework (LogFrame) for your NGO project in minutes. SMART indicators, means of verification, assumptions, risks. One-click from Theory of Change. Free trial.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a LogFrame and who requires it?
A Logical Framework (LogFrame or LFA) is a structured table that maps an NGO project's hierarchy of objectives — Goal, Purpose, Outputs, and Activities — against verifiable indicators, means of verification, and assumptions. It is required by FCRA-registered projects receiving foreign funds, most bilateral donors (UN, USAID, DFID), many CSR funders, and NITI Aayog-aligned programmes.
How does the AI LogFrame generator work?
FieldNotes' LogFrame Generator either builds from a Project Description (AI generates the full hierarchy) or converts an existing Theory of Change in one click. Every cell — indicator, unit, baseline, target, means of verification, assumption — is editable and can draw from the 192-indicator library. Export to PDF or Word.
What's the difference between a LogFrame and a Theory of Change?
A Theory of Change explains WHY and HOW change happens — it's narrative and causal. A LogFrame is the operational management tool — it specifies WHAT will be measured, HOW, and by WHEN. Good M&E starts with a ToC, then translates it into a LogFrame. FieldNotes connects both in one workflow.
Can the LogFrame connect to real field data?
Yes. LogFrame indicators can link to FieldNotes survey results, PRA exercises, and field records with optional location details when available. Review the linked records before reporting.