Tag: finance
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The Community development carbon fund (CDCF) : assessment of community benefits and sustainable development
Abstract: The Community Development Carbon Fund (CDCF) supports projects that measurably benefit poor communities and generate verified Kyoto-compliant emission reductions. The CDCF also emphasizes community dialogue, participation, and local government involvement. Author(s): Sen, Aditi Source(s): , 34 p., ill., graph, tabs Published: 2009 World bank. Community development carbon fund (CDCF), Washington, DC (English ISBN/ISSN: /…
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Developmental local government in South Africa : institutional fault lines
Abstract: In this discussion of the South-African local government framework, as well as some of its major challenges, the practice of internal municipal governance is examined, and the feasibility of the intergovernmental planning framework is questioned. Author(s): De Visser, Jaap Source(s): , Commonwealth journal of local governance (CJLG); 2 p. 7-25 Commonwealth journal of local…
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Closing the circle : bringing integrated sustainable waste management home
Abstract: A practical reference book for waste management in developing countries. It treats the framework for Integrated Sustainable Waste Management and integration of solid waste management in municipal policies, financial sustainability and community participation and communication. Author(s): Scheinberg, Anne; Vreede, Verele De Source(s): , 87 p., ill., tabs Published: 2008 VNG international, The Hague (English…
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Rural infrastructure, Panchayati raj, and governance
Abstract: Important shortcomings of the institutional and funding approach to local rural infrastructural development in India, particularly when seen from the perspective of the panchayats, have come to light. This chapter lays down suggestions on constructing better frameworks for reform. Author(s): Raghunandan, T.R. Source(s): , p. 28-46, ill., tabs Published: 2007 Oxford university press, [New…
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Entre désespoir et espoir : les défis de la gouvernance et de la décentralisation dans la réalisation des investissements publics locaux au Cameroun
Abstract: The decentralization of the planning and implementation of government-funded infrastructural development projects in Cameroon is examined, using the cases of 5 local governments. There is increasing willingness to enhance the governance of the system, but the results so far have been mixed. Author(s): Dongmo Tsobzé, Albert; Hilhorst, Dorothea H.M.; Minla Mfou’ou, Jeanot Source(s): ,…
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Bridging the macro-micro gap : micro-meso-macro linkages in the context of sector-wide approaches
Abstract: The positive, local effects of sector-wide approaches are not yet sufficiently evident. Macro-micro linkages should be strengthened by addressing gaps in the policy dialogue, effective monitoring of performance at service delivery level, and better interaction with a wide range of stakeholders. Author(s): Reesch, Ellen Van Source(s): , [A rich menu for the poor :…
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The paradox of decentralization in Namibia
Abstract: The models of decentralization adopted by Uganda and Zambia are compared with those of Namibia and the institutional factors that have played a role in the implementation of the policy on decentralization in Namibia in general have been assessed. Decentralization was generally very slow. Author(s): Riruako, Hoze Source(s): , xiv, 230 p. Published: 2007…
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FEICOM : Fonds spécial d’equipement et d’intervention intercommunale
Abstract: The «Fonds Spécial d’Equipement et d’Intervention Intercommunale (FEICOM)» was established in 1974. Its mission is to provide financial and other support for local development activities undertaken by decentralized authorities in Cameroon. Author(s): Source(s): , Published: 2006 Fonds spécial d’equipement et d’intervention intercommunale (FEICOM), Yaoundé (French ISBN/ISSN: / Link: http://www.feicom.net/www/internet/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=40&Itemid=54
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Decentralization and agricultural development : introduction to the training path on decentralization and agricultural development : thematic overview
Abstract: These modules could be of interest to a broad audience of policy analysts, decision makers, development practitioners, and training institutions. The modules deal with decentralization of: (1) agricultural services; (2) rural financial services; and (3) input supply and marketing services. Author(s): Lai, K.C.; Cistulli, Vito Source(s): , 6 p., ill. Published: 2005 EASYPol :…
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Municipalities and finance : a sourcebook for capacity building
Abstract: [Limited preview] This sourcebook provides solutions for building municipal finance capacity in development contexts . With increasing decentralization, finance and the effective delivery of services at the local level, particularly for the poor, are critical issues for local governments. Author(s): Blore, Ian; Devas, Nick; Slater, Richard Source(s): , xix, 179 p., ill., tabs limited…