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Process Monitoring in Andhra Pradesh : An Award-Winning Innovation in Project Supervision

This note explains that given the limited budgets allocated to supervision activities, supervising World Bank projects has long been a serious challenge-particularly in sprawling rural areas with small poor communities spread out over vast distance...

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Main Authors: Shah, Parmesh, Banerjee, Shweta S., Larson, Gunnar
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
BENEFICIARIES
BUSINESS LEADERS
CAPACITY BUILDING
CONTACT POINTS
EMPLOYMENT
EXTERNAL MONITORING
FEMALE
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FOOD INSECURITY
HOUSEHOLDS
HUMAN RIGHTS
IMPACT EVALUATION
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INNOVATION
INNOVATIONS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
INTERFACE
INTRANET
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
LEARNING
LIVELIHOOD
LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
LIVELIHOOD SECURITY
LIVELIHOODS
MONITORING COSTS
MONITORING TOOLS
OPEN MARKET
OUTPUT MONITORING
OUTPUTS
PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMENT
PARTICIPATORY METHODS
PARTICIPATORY MONITORING
POOR
POOR COMMUNITIES
POVERTY INITIATIVES
POVERTY REDUCTION
POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS
POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECTS
PROCESS MONITORING
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
RESULTS
RURAL
RURAL AREAS
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
RURAL ECONOMY
RURAL POOR
RURAL POVERTY
RURAL POVERTY REDUCTION
RURAL POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT
SAVINGS
SELF-HELP
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SUPERVISION
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
TRANSACTION
VILLAGES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/06/7998331/process-monitoring-andhra-pradesh-award-winning-innovation-project-supervision
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9566
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Summary:This note explains that given the limited budgets allocated to supervision activities, supervising World Bank projects has long been a serious challenge-particularly in sprawling rural areas with small poor communities spread out over vast distances. Innovative ways of sharing monitoring and supervision roles and responsibilities with local partners, therefore, carry important practical implications for project managers, whose own capacity to monitor developments and identify challenges is limited by distance and time constraints.

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