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In order to be able to measure the outcome/impact/success progress of implementing a MINT implementation in a programme/country, indicators have to be defined at the beginning of the implementation project. While the focus should be put on outcomes, there are also a number of interesting output statistics that can be gathered (for some, automatically) and provide some insight in outcomes as well.The following indicators have been identified (by VIE and GAR):  {| class="wikitable"|-| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Indicator''' | align="center" width="300pt" | '''Level'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''How this indicator works'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Data Source'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Data collection method'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Who will collect data'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''How often will data be collected'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Cost of collecting data'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Difficulty of collecting data'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Who will analyse and report'''| align="center" width="300pt" | '''Who will use the data'''|-| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...| align="left" | ...|-|}