Participation in Social Funds

Participation in Social Funds

The newest Bank supported social funds are designed explicitly to increase the participation of beneficiaries in identifying and managing microprojects, with the aim of making project activities more relevant and sustainable. Features which support...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Schmidt, Mary, Marc, Alexandre
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACCOUNTABILITY
BENEFICIARIES
BENEFICIARY ASSESSMENT
BENEFICIARY PARTICIPATION
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS
COMMUNITY GROUPS
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
CONSENSUS
CONSULTATION
DECISION MAKING
FEASIBILITY
FLEXIBILITY
FOCUS GROUPS
IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES
INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES
INTENDED BENEFICIARIES
INTERMEDIARIES
INTERMEDIARY
INTERMEDIARY ORGANIZATIONS
INTERVIEWS
LOCAL COMMITTEES
LOCAL COMMUNITIES
LOCAL CONDITIONS
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
LOCAL GROUPS
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
MARGINALIZED GROUPS
MEDIA
MOBILIZATION
MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATIONS
PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES
PARTICIPATORY DATA COLLECTION
PARTICIPATORY DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
PARTICIPATORY PROCESSES
PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH
PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH TOOLS
POSTERS
POVERTY REDUCTION
PROGRAMS
PROJECT DESIGN
PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES
QUANTITATIVE DATA
RADIO
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL FUNDS
SOCIAL INVESTMENT
STAKEHOLDER
STAKEHOLDERS
TARGET GROUPS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TRAINING COSTS
TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL FUNDS
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION
PUBLIC RELATIONS
DECENTRALIZATION
MICROPROJECT CYCLES
CAPACITY BUILDING
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
FUND STAFF
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1995/06/2813584/participation-social-funds
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11664
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Summary:The newest Bank supported social funds are designed explicitly to increase the participation of beneficiaries in identifying and managing microprojects, with the aim of making project activities more relevant and sustainable. Features which support participation are built into the design of the funds ' management structure and of the microproject cycle. Additional time, management, and training resources are needed to assess and build the necessary capacity of local organizations; and special measures may be required to enable the most marginalized groups to participate.

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