Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity
The note highlights the need to establish an accurate monitoring and evolution (M&E) system for the Plan de Equidad (PE) that combines monitoring and evaluation with social accountability and citizens' participation mechanisms. Fortunately...
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okr-10986-102782021-04-23T14:02:49Z Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity Reuben, William Miodosky, Marisa Watanabe, Eri ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ADOLESCENTS AVERAGE INCOME BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BEST PRACTICE CITIZEN CITIZENS CURRENT EXPENDITURES DEBTS DISSEMINATION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPLOYMENT EVALUATION RESULTS FAMILY ALLOWANCE GDP HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA IMPACT EVALUATION INCOME INEQUALITY INFORMATION CENTERS INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION LABOR DEMAND LABOR MARKET LEARNING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL MEDIA NATIONAL PLAN PARTICIPATORY M& E PARTICIPATORY MONITORING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POSITIVE BEHAVIORS POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION QUALITATIVE EVALUATION QUALITY CONTROL QUALITY SERVICES RADIO SALARIES SECONDARY SCHOOL SELF ESTEEM SELF-ESTEEM SENIOR SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROGRAMS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TARGETING TRAINING PROGRAM TRAINING PROGRAMS The note highlights the need to establish an accurate monitoring and evolution (M&E) system for the Plan de Equidad (PE) that combines monitoring and evaluation with social accountability and citizens' participation mechanisms. Fortunately, MIDES (Uruguay's Ministry of Social Development) is firmly moving in this direction. The efforts undertaken by the numerous institutions associated with the PE to link different data sets is a key step in consolidating the M&E system. The World Bank helped to organize a seminar on the M&E system aimed at making available to MIDES regional best-practice experiences. The note also encourages including and disseminating information on social services standards and quality assurance. This is a key step, together with the information generated from the participatory monitoring, for citizens to demand accountability in an organized and effective manner. The note encourages exploring the chances of installing Citizens Information Centers throughout the country to support these efforts, by making information about citizens rights available to the public and by channeling citizens' opinions to decision makers. 2012-08-13T11:02:39Z 2012-08-13T11:02:39Z 2008-07 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/07/10133647/building-experience-improving-social-protection-uruguay-plan-social-equity http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10278 English en breve; No. 132 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Uruguay |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ADOLESCENTS AVERAGE INCOME BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BEST PRACTICE CITIZEN CITIZENS CURRENT EXPENDITURES DEBTS DISSEMINATION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPLOYMENT EVALUATION RESULTS FAMILY ALLOWANCE GDP HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA IMPACT EVALUATION INCOME INEQUALITY INFORMATION CENTERS INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION LABOR DEMAND LABOR MARKET LEARNING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL MEDIA NATIONAL PLAN PARTICIPATORY M& E PARTICIPATORY MONITORING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POSITIVE BEHAVIORS POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION QUALITATIVE EVALUATION QUALITY CONTROL QUALITY SERVICES RADIO SALARIES SECONDARY SCHOOL SELF ESTEEM SELF-ESTEEM SENIOR SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROGRAMS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TARGETING TRAINING PROGRAM TRAINING PROGRAMS |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS ADOLESCENTS AVERAGE INCOME BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BEST PRACTICE CITIZEN CITIZENS CURRENT EXPENDITURES DEBTS DISSEMINATION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EMPLOYMENT EVALUATION RESULTS FAMILY ALLOWANCE GDP HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA IMPACT EVALUATION INCOME INEQUALITY INFORMATION CENTERS INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION LABOR DEMAND LABOR MARKET LEARNING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL MEDIA NATIONAL PLAN PARTICIPATORY M& E PARTICIPATORY MONITORING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POSITIVE BEHAVIORS POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION QUALITATIVE EVALUATION QUALITY CONTROL QUALITY SERVICES RADIO SALARIES SECONDARY SCHOOL SELF ESTEEM SELF-ESTEEM SENIOR SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EQUITY SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROGRAMS SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TARGETING TRAINING PROGRAM TRAINING PROGRAMS Reuben, William Miodosky, Marisa Watanabe, Eri Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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The note highlights the need to
establish an accurate monitoring and evolution (M&E)
system for the Plan de Equidad (PE) that combines monitoring
and evaluation with social accountability and citizens'
participation mechanisms. Fortunately, MIDES (Uruguay's
Ministry of Social Development) is firmly moving in this
direction. The efforts undertaken by the numerous
institutions associated with the PE to link different data
sets is a key step in consolidating the M&E system. The
World Bank helped to organize a seminar on the M&E
system aimed at making available to MIDES regional
best-practice experiences. The note also encourages
including and disseminating information on social services
standards and quality assurance. This is a key step,
together with the information generated from the
participatory monitoring, for citizens to demand
accountability in an organized and effective manner. The
note encourages exploring the chances of installing Citizens
Information Centers throughout the country to support these
efforts, by making information about citizens rights
available to the public and by channeling citizens'
opinions to decision makers. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Reuben, William Miodosky, Marisa Watanabe, Eri |
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Reuben, William Miodosky, Marisa Watanabe, Eri |
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Reuben, William |
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Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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Building on Experience : Improving Social Protection in Uruguay and the Plan for Social Equity |
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building on experience : improving social protection in uruguay and the plan for social equity |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/07/10133647/building-experience-improving-social-protection-uruguay-plan-social-equity http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10278 |
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