The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design
Under the first Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project (AzRIP), considerable attention was paid to assessing the socioeconomic impacts on, and participation of, marginal groups. Significant improvements in household incomes, access to services, and th...
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okr-10986-100402021-04-23T14:02:48Z The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design Schlossar, Sandra Owen, Dan ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS BASIC SERVICES CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE ACTIONS COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY LEVEL COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS CONSULTATION DISPLACED PERSONS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT ETHNIC MINORITIES FACILITATORS FEMALE FOCUS GROUP FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS GENDER GROUP MEMBERSHIP INHABITANTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LESSONS LEARNED LIVING CONDITIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE NATIONAL MINORITIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT PREPARATION PUBLIC INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SOCIAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CAPITAL IMPACTS SOCIAL CAPITAL INDICATORS SOCIAL COHESION SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL RISKS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS VALIDATION VILLAGES YOUTH Under the first Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project (AzRIP), considerable attention was paid to assessing the socioeconomic impacts on, and participation of, marginal groups. Significant improvements in household incomes, access to services, and the participation of women in decision making were demonstrated. The follow-up AzRIP-2 plans to expand the geographic scope and more accurately capture improvements in social capital. One of the key changes in the new project is a number of livelihood pilots to foster rural employment and offer income support services. For the preparation of AzRIP-2, a stand-alone social assessment was commissioned to validate and enhance project design, and investigate additional indicators to track improvements in social capital. Findings from a spring 2011 social assessment were presented to a stakeholder consultation workshop in Baku in April 2011, and indicated the need to: (i) intensify the mobilization, representation, and participation of internally displaced persons (IDPs); (ii) lower the minimum population requirement for community projects; (iii) foster female leadership; and (iv) integrate the identified social capital indicators into the project's monitoring and evaluation framework. 2012-08-13T10:14:25Z 2012-08-13T10:14:25Z 2012-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/05/16280494/second-azerbaijan-rural-investment-project-azrip-2-social-analysis-better-project-design http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10040 English Europe and Central Asia Knowledge Brief; Issue No. 51 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Europe and Central Asia |
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS BASIC SERVICES CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE ACTIONS COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY LEVEL COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS CONSULTATION DISPLACED PERSONS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT ETHNIC MINORITIES FACILITATORS FEMALE FOCUS GROUP FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS GENDER GROUP MEMBERSHIP INHABITANTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LESSONS LEARNED LIVING CONDITIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE NATIONAL MINORITIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT PREPARATION PUBLIC INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SOCIAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CAPITAL IMPACTS SOCIAL CAPITAL INDICATORS SOCIAL COHESION SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL RISKS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS VALIDATION VILLAGES YOUTH |
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS BASIC SERVICES CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COLLECTIVE ACTIONS COMMUNITY GROUPS COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY LEVEL COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS CONSULTATION DISPLACED PERSONS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT ETHNIC MINORITIES FACILITATORS FEMALE FOCUS GROUP FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS GENDER GROUP MEMBERSHIP INHABITANTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LESSONS LEARNED LIVING CONDITIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE NATIONAL MINORITIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POVERTY REDUCTION PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT PREPARATION PUBLIC INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SOCIAL ANALYSIS SOCIAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CAPITAL IMPACTS SOCIAL CAPITAL INDICATORS SOCIAL COHESION SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL RISKS SOCIETY STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS VALIDATION VILLAGES YOUTH Schlossar, Sandra Owen, Dan The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
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Under the first Azerbaijan Rural
Investment Project (AzRIP), considerable attention was paid
to assessing the socioeconomic impacts on, and participation
of, marginal groups. Significant improvements in household
incomes, access to services, and the participation of women
in decision making were demonstrated. The follow-up AzRIP-2
plans to expand the geographic scope and more accurately
capture improvements in social capital. One of the key
changes in the new project is a number of livelihood pilots
to foster rural employment and offer income support
services. For the preparation of AzRIP-2, a stand-alone
social assessment was commissioned to validate and enhance
project design, and investigate additional indicators to
track improvements in social capital. Findings from a spring
2011 social assessment were presented to a stakeholder
consultation workshop in Baku in April 2011, and indicated
the need to: (i) intensify the mobilization, representation,
and participation of internally displaced persons (IDPs);
(ii) lower the minimum population requirement for community
projects; (iii) foster female leadership; and (iv) integrate
the identified social capital indicators into the
project's monitoring and evaluation framework. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Schlossar, Sandra Owen, Dan |
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Schlossar, Sandra Owen, Dan |
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Schlossar, Sandra |
| title |
The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
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The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
| title_full |
The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
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The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
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The Second Azerbaijan Rural Investment Project : Social Analysis for Better Project Design |
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second azerbaijan rural investment project : social analysis for better project design |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/05/16280494/second-azerbaijan-rural-investment-project-azrip-2-social-analysis-better-project-design http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10040 |
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