From Transparency to Accountability: An Online Discussion
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REPORT ON THE 4TH HIGH LEVEL CONFERENCE ON AID EFFECTIVENESS
The 4th High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness was held from 29 November to 2 December 2011 in the City of Busan, South Korea. The Conference follows the High Level Forums held in Rome 2003, Paris 2005 and Accra 2008. Over 3,000 delegates from 160 nations reviewed the global process of Aid Effectiveness and made new commitments in supporting progress towards meeting the MDGs by 2015. At the end of the 3 day conference, there was commitment from all stakeholders to implement the Paris and…
ContinueAdded by Solomon Mhlanga on December 10, 2011 at 5:39am — No Comments
Are Forests Managed Sustainably? Looking for stories and experiences from the field.
Dear members,
The Independent Evaluation Group of the World Bank is conducting an evaluation of World Bank Group's work on Managing Forest Resources for Sustainable Development. We are seeking feedback from beneficiaries and stakeholders in the field on the state and use of forests in local communities, and whether World Bank Group projects had any impact on the sustainability of forests and forest managementshare your stories, pictures, videos and any other relevant…
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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…"
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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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