Management Information Systems in Social Safety Net Programs : A Look at Accountability and Control Mechanisms

Management Information Systems in Social Safety Net Programs : A Look at Accountability and Control Mechanisms

The paper aims to provide practitioners working on Social Safety Net (SSN) projects with practical ways to use information management practices to mitigate accountability and control risks. The paper outlines a Management Information System (MIS) f...

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Main Author: Andrews, Colin
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACTION PLAN
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
COMPONENTS
DATA COLLECTION
DATA QUALITY
DATABASE MANAGEMENT
DECISION MAKING
DIAGNOSTIC TESTING
DISASTER RECOVERY
DISCUSSION
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
EQUIPMENT
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FLOW OF INFORMATION
FRAUD
HARDWARE
ID
IMPLEMENTATION PROCESSES
INDUSTRY STANDARDS
INFORMATION FLOWS
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION PROVIDERS
INFORMATION SECURITY
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
LEARNING
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT TOOL
MIS
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
POLITICAL ECONOMY
PRACTITIONERS
PROCUREMENT
REGISTRY
RESULT
SAFETY
SAFETY NET
SAFETY NETS
SECURITY MANAGEMENT
SERVICE PROVIDER
SERVICE PROVIDERS
TRACEABILITY
VERIFICATION
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/01/10285988/management-information-systems-social-safety-net-programs-look-accountability-control-mechanisms
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11766
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Summary:The paper aims to provide practitioners working on Social Safety Net (SSN) projects with practical ways to use information management practices to mitigate accountability and control risks. The paper outlines a Management Information System (MIS) framework for SSN projects, as well as identifying risk mitigation strategies to be considered in MIS design and evaluation. The analysis draws on several Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programs in Latin America that incorporate industry standards and information management practices for both automated and paper-based projects.

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