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Participation in Social Funds
ACCOUNTABILITY BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY ASSESSMENT BENEFICIARY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION CONSENSUS CONSULTATION DECISION MAKING FEASIBILITY FLEXIBILITY FOCUS GROUPS IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INTERMEDIARIES INTERMEDIARY INTERMEDIARY ORGANIZATIONS INTERVIEWS LOCAL COMMITTEES LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL CONDITIONS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL GROUPS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS MARGINALIZED GROUPS MEDIA MOBILIZATION MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS PARTICIPANT OBSERVATIONS PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES PARTICIPATORY DATA COLLECTION PARTICIPATORY DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES PARTICIPATORY PROCESSES PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH TOOLS POSTERS POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS PROJECT DESIGN PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES QUANTITATIVE DATA RADIO SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL FUNDS SOCIAL INVESTMENT STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS TARGET GROUPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRAINING COSTS TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL FUNDS POVERTY REDUCTION NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION PUBLIC RELATIONS DECENTRALIZATION MICROPROJECT CYCLES COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CAPACITY BUILDING MARGINALIZED GROUPS COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS INTERMEDIARY ORGANIZATIONS PROJECT DESIGN FUND STAFF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PARTICIPATORY DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Latin America & Caribbean | Africa | Zambia | Mexico
2012-08-13T15:40:12Z | 2012-08-13T15:40:12Z | 1995-06
The newest Bank supported social funds are designed explicitly to increase the participation of beneficiaries in identifying and managing microprojects, with the aim of making project activities more relevant and sustainable. Features which support participation are built into the design of the funds ' management structure and of the microproject cycle. Additional time, management, and training resources are needed to assess and build the necessary capacity of local organizations; and special measures may be required to enable the most marginalized groups to participate.
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