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Multi-Dimensional Results Measurement in CDD Projects : Experiences from the Malawi, Tanzania, and Uganda Social Action Funds

In the last decade, Malawi, Tanzania, and Uganda have used the Community-Driven Development (CDD) approach to implement projects that exhibit multi-sectoral linkages, complex institutional structures and implementation processes, creative tension b...

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Main Authors: Pidatala, Krishna, Lenneiye, Nginya Mungai
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
BASIC SERVICES
BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES
BENEFICIARIES
CITIZEN
COLLECTIVE ACTION
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
COMMUNITY CONTROL
COMMUNITY DEMAND
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
COMMUNITY HEALTH
COMMUNITY LEVEL
COMMUNITY MONITORING
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
COMMUNITY SERVICE
COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
ELDERLY
FAMILY PLANNING
FOOD PRODUCTION
GENDER
GENDER EQUALITY
HEALTH CENTERS
HEALTH FACILITIES
HOUSEHOLDS
IMMUNIZATION
IMPACT INDICATORS
INCOME
INCOME-GENERATING ACTIVITIES
INFORMATION SHARING
INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES
INTERVENTIONS
LEARNING
LESSONS LEARNED
LIVELIHOODS
LOCAL AUTHORITY
LOCAL CAPACITY
LOCAL GOVERNANCE
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
MATERNAL MORTALITY
MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
MORTALITY
NATIONAL LEVEL
NATURAL RESOURCES
ORPHANS
OUTPUT INDICATORS
PRA
PRACTITIONERS
PRIVATE SECTOR
PROGRAMS
PROGRESS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
QUALITY ASSURANCE
RESPECT
SAFE WATER
SANITATION
SERVICE DELIVERY
SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY
SOCIAL ACTION
SOCIAL CAPITAL
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL FUNDS
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION
SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL WELFARE
TRANSPARENCY
UNIVERSAL EDUCATION
VILLAGE LEVEL
VULNERABLE GROUPS
YOUTH
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/12/12344353/multi-dimensional-results-measurement-cdd-projects-experiences-malawi-tanzania-uganda-social-action-funds
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9545
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Summary:In the last decade, Malawi, Tanzania, and Uganda have used the Community-Driven Development (CDD) approach to implement projects that exhibit multi-sectoral linkages, complex institutional structures and implementation processes, creative tension between the supply and demand sides, and convergence at the Local Government Authority (LGA) level in environments compounded by the pace of decentralization. The projects have broadened the issue of results focus from the measurement of a few input-output indicators to include intermediate outcomes (which measure beneficiaries potentially reached by outputs produced by the projects). In the process, these projects have been able to scale up from 'isolated boutique-type projects' to a mass production of outputs through participatory decision-making, local capacity development, and community control of resources. At the national level, the projects have contributed to: (a) poverty reduction, (b) improved social welfare, and (c) improved transparency and accountability.

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