Participatory Local Democracy

Supported by UNDEF 2012-2014

The parents, the patients and the privileged : accountability and elite capture in schools and clinics in Uganda and Tanzania

Abstract: Decentralized public services like primary schools and clinics are increasingly co-managed by committees of parents and villagers. Concerns that the election of management committee members is not democratic are mostly applicable to clinic committees.

Author(s): Prinsen, Gerard

Source(s): , SNV publications; H0702-09 44 p., ill., graphs, tabs SNV publications H0702-09

Published: 2007 SNV Netherlands development organisation, The Hague (English

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Link: http://www.search4dev.nl/nl/record/283566

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January 1, 2007

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community participation, decentralization in government, democracy, education, Elections, elite, health centres, health services, management, public services, schools, tanzania, Uganda

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The parents, the patients and the privileged : accountability and elite capture in schools and clinics in Uganda and Tanzania

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