Beneficiary Assessment for Monitoring : The Zambia Social Recovery Project

Beneficiary Assessment for Monitoring : The Zambia Social Recovery Project

Zambia's Social Recovery Fund promotes community-driven infrastructure rehabilitation through microprojects aimed at cushioning vulnerable groups against the negative effects of adjustment. The fund was formed in 1991 as part of the Social Re...

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Main Author: World Bank
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
BENEFICIARIES
BENEFICIARY ASSESSMENT
BENEFICIARY ASSESSMENTS
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
COMMUNITY LEVEL
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
CONSULTATION
COST RECOVERY
CREDIBILITY
DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY
FLEXIBILITY
FOCUS GROUP
HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES
IN-COUNTRY CAPACITY
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
INTERMEDIARIES
INTERMEDIARY
INTERVIEWING
LEARNING
LISTENING
LOCAL COMMUNITIES
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
MONITORING SYSTEM
MONITORING VISITS
NATIONAL POVERTY
NGO
NUTRITION
PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES
PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT
PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS
PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMENT
PARTICIPATORY POVERTY
PARTICIPATORY POVERTY ASSESSMENT
PARTICIPATORY POVERTY ASSESSMENTS
PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH
POLICY IMPACT
POLICY INFLUENCE
POVERTY GROUP
PROCUREMENT
PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
RESEARCH METHODS
RURAL APPRAISAL
SOCIAL ASSESSMENT
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL SECTORS
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TARGETING
TASK TEAM LEADER
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
TRAINING MANUAL
TRANSPORT COSTS
VULNERABLE GROUPS MICRO-PROJECTS
CAPACITY BUILDING
PARTICIPATORY RURAL APPRAISAL
POVERTY REDUCTION
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1998/05/693567/beneficiary-assessment-monitoring-zambia-social-recovery-project
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11549
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Summary:Zambia's Social Recovery Fund promotes community-driven infrastructure rehabilitation through microprojects aimed at cushioning vulnerable groups against the negative effects of adjustment. The fund was formed in 1991 as part of the Social Recovery Project, which was designed to build the capacity of local communities and governments to plan, implement, and manage community investments. Since 1992, the fund has used beneficiary assessments to ensure that funded microprojects target the poor (by allowing the poor to set priorities for the fund's support) and improve overall project performance. Originally a monitoring exercise, beneficiary assessments have become a valuable tool for fostering community participation and building in-country capacity in social assessment methodologies.

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