Refining Policy with the Poor : Local Consultations on the Draft Comprehensive Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy in Vietnam
In March 2001, the Government of Vietnam produced an Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (I-PRSP), and announced its intention to develop a Comprehensive Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (CPRGS) by the end of April 2002. In the I-PRSP, the Gov...
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Language: | English en_US |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2014
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Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/2132765/refining-policy-poor-local-consultations-draft-comprehensive-poverty-reduction-growth-strategy-vietnam http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19188 |
Summary: | In March 2001, the Government of Vietnam
produced an Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper
(I-PRSP), and announced its intention to develop a
Comprehensive Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (CPRGS) by
the end of April 2002. In the I-PRSP, the Government
outlined its commitment to involve a broad range of
stakeholders - including poor communities, local government
authorities, and the enterprise sector - in drafting the
CPRGS. The Ministry of Planning and Investment, who was
assigned by the Government of Vietnam to lead the CPRGS
drafting process, asked the World Bank, and a group of
international nongovernmental organizations to support them
in carrying out the local consultations. The consultations
took place in six rural, and urban locations across Vietnam,
selected to represent a range of poverty situations. About
1,800 people participated in the research. This report,
which is the first of three volumes documenting the local
consultations, provides an account and reflection on the
approach, and methodology used in the consultations. It is
intended this may give useful practical experience for
future monitoring of the CPRGS, as well as for people who
are planning to carry out similar exercises in other
countries. The report outlines the process that was followed
from the point of developing a research outline from the
I-PRSP, through the fieldwork exercises, data compilation,
and analysis, leading on to identification of the main
policy messages made by the participants. It also describes
how the findings were used to influence the final version of
the CPRGS. |
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