Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama
A World Bank's Latin America and Caribbean Region's portfolio (projects) review was carried out with the aim of , (i) analyzing the reach of the Bank's Central America Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development (CAESSD) pro...
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okr-10986-103322021-04-23T14:02:50Z Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama Stubbs, Josefina Aoki, Sayo CAPACITY BUILDING CAS CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CITIES CIVIL SOCIETY COLLABORATION COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION ETHNIC GROUPS FIELD WORK GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ILLITERACY INDIGENOUS GROUPS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS KEY INTERVENTIONS LATIN AMERICAN LOCAL INSTITUTIONS NATIONAL AVERAGE NATIONAL LEVELS NATURAL RESOURCES POOR LIVING POVERTY ASSESSMENTS PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PUBLIC SECTOR QUALITATIVE INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL POVERTY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE URBAN AREAS INDIGENOUS POPULATION PARTICIPATORY PLANNING PARTICIPATORY METHODS A World Bank's Latin America and Caribbean Region's portfolio (projects) review was carried out with the aim of , (i) analyzing the reach of the Bank's Central America Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development (CAESSD) projects in Afro-descendant areas, and (ii) suggesting recommendations for increasing Afro-descendent participation in Bank's projects. This note, presents a brief analysis of the review and makes recommendation as fallows : use existing participatory mechanisms to ensure Afro-community participation from project design and to evaluation; considerable payoff will arise from investment in capacity building for Afro-descendants aimed at making participatory mechanisms function and sustainable; the Bank should consider expanding the project areas to reach; Afro-descendant communities. Afro-descendants should be viewed as active partners in development, and not the objects of development; integrate development plans of Afro-descendants communities and organizations at different levels (national, regional, and local) into Bank-funded projects; ensure the inclusion of Afro-descendant communities in the areas selected for projects; and finally, provide support to improve the gathering of disaggregated data for ethnic groups, including Afro-descendants. 2012-08-13T11:11:22Z 2012-08-13T11:11:22Z 2005-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/05/6203106/increasing-participation-afro-descendants-bank-funded-projects-honduras-nicaragua-panama http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10332 English en breve; No. 69 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 Panama Honduras Nicaragua |
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CAPACITY BUILDING CAS CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CITIES CIVIL SOCIETY COLLABORATION COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION ETHNIC GROUPS FIELD WORK GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ILLITERACY INDIGENOUS GROUPS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS KEY INTERVENTIONS LATIN AMERICAN LOCAL INSTITUTIONS NATIONAL AVERAGE NATIONAL LEVELS NATURAL RESOURCES POOR LIVING POVERTY ASSESSMENTS PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PUBLIC SECTOR QUALITATIVE INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL POVERTY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE URBAN AREAS INDIGENOUS POPULATION PARTICIPATORY PLANNING PARTICIPATORY METHODS |
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CAPACITY BUILDING CAS CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CITIES CIVIL SOCIETY COLLABORATION COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION ETHNIC GROUPS FIELD WORK GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ILLITERACY INDIGENOUS GROUPS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS KEY INTERVENTIONS LATIN AMERICAN LOCAL INSTITUTIONS NATIONAL AVERAGE NATIONAL LEVELS NATURAL RESOURCES POOR LIVING POVERTY ASSESSMENTS PROGRAMMING PROGRAMS PUBLIC SECTOR QUALITATIVE INFORMATION RURAL AREAS RURAL POVERTY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE URBAN AREAS INDIGENOUS POPULATION PARTICIPATORY PLANNING PARTICIPATORY METHODS Stubbs, Josefina Aoki, Sayo Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
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Latin America & Caribbean Panama Honduras Nicaragua |
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A World Bank's Latin America and
Caribbean Region's portfolio (projects) review was
carried out with the aim of , (i) analyzing the reach of the
Bank's Central America Environmentally and Socially
Sustainable Development (CAESSD) projects in Afro-descendant
areas, and (ii) suggesting recommendations for increasing
Afro-descendent participation in Bank's projects. This
note, presents a brief analysis of the review and makes
recommendation as fallows : use existing participatory
mechanisms to ensure Afro-community participation from
project design and to evaluation; considerable payoff will
arise from investment in capacity building for
Afro-descendants aimed at making participatory mechanisms
function and sustainable; the Bank should consider expanding
the project areas to reach; Afro-descendant communities.
Afro-descendants should be viewed as active partners in
development, and not the objects of development; integrate
development plans of Afro-descendants communities and
organizations at different levels (national, regional, and
local) into Bank-funded projects; ensure the inclusion of
Afro-descendant communities in the areas selected for
projects; and finally, provide support to improve the
gathering of disaggregated data for ethnic groups, including Afro-descendants. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Stubbs, Josefina Aoki, Sayo |
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Stubbs, Josefina Aoki, Sayo |
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Stubbs, Josefina |
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Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
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Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
| title_full |
Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
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Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
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Increasing the Participation of Afro-Descendants in Bank-Funded Projects in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama |
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increasing the participation of afro-descendants in bank-funded projects in honduras, nicaragua and panama |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/05/6203106/increasing-participation-afro-descendants-bank-funded-projects-honduras-nicaragua-panama http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10332 |
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