From Transparency to Accountability: An Online Discussion
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Featured Blog Posts – August 2011 Archive (4)
IDA 16 Working Group on Results and Effectiveness Survey
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Morocco: Residents of Informal Settlements Access Water and Sanitation Services
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Part 3- Best Practices on PSR in Sub-Saharan Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa has had some success stories to share in implementation of the respective PSR agenda. Some best practices will cover the following PSR elements: performance management, public accountability and transparency; policy dialogues and consultation; e-Government initiatives; decentralized service delivery; and business process re-engineering.
Performance Management [Botswana]. The institutional framework for establishing, monitoring and…
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Innovative Collaboration for Development- e-learning course on Social Media tools
In the framework of their collaboration aiming to jointly develop a series of learning programmes in the field of knowledge management, UNITAR and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have developed the course Innovative Collaboration for Development (ICfD), an e-learning course on social media tools.
The overall goal of the course is to empower development professionals to recognize the…
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Charles Dhewa commented on RBF Health's blog post Can RBF Deliver for Women?"The next important challenge is translating global talk at events such as the one in Kuala Lumpur to the ordinary masses of rural girls and women in Africa. While Results-Based Financing can be a noble mission, what makes it different from any…"
RBF Health's blog post was featuredCan RBF Deliver for Women?
They came from all corners, men and women, to re-focus the world’s attention on investing in women’s health and rights as a key to a more sustainable world for all. Over 4,000 academics, advocates, global health practitioners, policymakers, and…See More
RBF Health posted a blog postCan RBF Deliver for Women?
They came from all corners, men and women, to re-focus the world’s attention on investing in women’s health and rights as a key to a more sustainable world for all. Over 4,000 academics, advocates, global health practitioners, policymakers, and…See More
RBF Health left a comment for Kellen Namusisi"Dear Kellen,
Thank you for your question.
There are different ways RBF can be implemented- whether payments are made to the demand-side (i.e. patient) or supply side (health facility, province, etc) but all are based on results (rather than merely…"
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