Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned
Governance is a major challenge to Cameroons development. Weak governance affects most economic transactions and hampers delivery and quality of services. Based on Cameroon’s development strategy (as expressed in the 2035 vision and the 2009 growth...
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SANITATION WASTE RISKS QUALITY OF SERVICES CORRUPT FINANCING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ILLITERACY INCOME GOVERNMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES DRUGS HEALTH CARE MINISTER SANCTIONS HEALTH CAPACITY BUILDING SAFE WATER IMPROVING GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CONTROL AUTHORITIES BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION HEALTH RISKS INDEPENDENCE OVERSIGHT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HEALTH FACILITIES BUREAUCRACY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION HOSPITAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROVISION OF INFORMATION HEALTH SECTOR KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE PROGRAM WATER MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INFORMATION QUALITY OF EDUCATION TRAINING AID EFFECTIVENESS PATIENT PATIENTS COMMUNICATION CHANNELS INTERVENTION PUBLIC FUNDS CORRUPT PRACTICES CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CIVIL SOCIETY GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES SECONDARY SCHOOL CITIZEN EDUCATION ACTIVITIES HEALTH CARE SERVICES OBSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS DISSEMINATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL STUDENTS JOURNALISTS PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES RADIO LEGAL FRAMEWORK POSTERS INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS LEGAL DOCUMENTS UNIONS FISCAL INITIATIVES SCHOOL YEAR INTEGRITY ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS PROCUREMENT POLICIES TRANSPARENCY SCHOOL FEES GOVERNANCE ISSUES MASS COMMUNICATION SURVEILLANCE PARTICIPATION BANK ANTI CORRUPTION POLITICAL DYNAMICS HYGIENE ANTI-CORRUPTION VICTIMS URBAN AREAS PUBLIC DEBATE GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY POPULATIONS WORKSHOPS SUPPORT TO PARENTS SCHOOL YEARS POLICY CITIZENS INTERNET MEDIA GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONAL REFORM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEXUAL HARASSMENT MUNICIPALITY CHILDREN REGIONS CLINICS COMPLAINTS ORGANIZATION POVERTY CLEAN WATER FIGHTING CORRUPTION DECENTRALIZATION REHABILITATION POPULATION STUDENTS FINANCIAL SUPPORT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT COMMUNITY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION FAMILIES ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS WOMEN DYSFUNCTIONAL GOVERNANCE HOSPITALS PUBLIC SERVICE FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION SERVICE DISTRICTS FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY GROWTH |
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SANITATION WASTE RISKS QUALITY OF SERVICES CORRUPT FINANCING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ILLITERACY INCOME GOVERNMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES DRUGS HEALTH CARE MINISTER SANCTIONS HEALTH CAPACITY BUILDING SAFE WATER IMPROVING GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CONTROL AUTHORITIES BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION HEALTH RISKS INDEPENDENCE OVERSIGHT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HEALTH FACILITIES BUREAUCRACY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION HOSPITAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROVISION OF INFORMATION HEALTH SECTOR KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE PROGRAM WATER MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INFORMATION QUALITY OF EDUCATION TRAINING AID EFFECTIVENESS PATIENT PATIENTS COMMUNICATION CHANNELS INTERVENTION PUBLIC FUNDS CORRUPT PRACTICES CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CIVIL SOCIETY GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES SECONDARY SCHOOL CITIZEN EDUCATION ACTIVITIES HEALTH CARE SERVICES OBSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS DISSEMINATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL STUDENTS JOURNALISTS PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES RADIO LEGAL FRAMEWORK POSTERS INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS LEGAL DOCUMENTS UNIONS FISCAL INITIATIVES SCHOOL YEAR INTEGRITY ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS PROCUREMENT POLICIES TRANSPARENCY SCHOOL FEES GOVERNANCE ISSUES MASS COMMUNICATION SURVEILLANCE PARTICIPATION BANK ANTI CORRUPTION POLITICAL DYNAMICS HYGIENE ANTI-CORRUPTION VICTIMS URBAN AREAS PUBLIC DEBATE GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY POPULATIONS WORKSHOPS SUPPORT TO PARENTS SCHOOL YEARS POLICY CITIZENS INTERNET MEDIA GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONAL REFORM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEXUAL HARASSMENT MUNICIPALITY CHILDREN REGIONS CLINICS COMPLAINTS ORGANIZATION POVERTY CLEAN WATER FIGHTING CORRUPTION DECENTRALIZATION REHABILITATION POPULATION STUDENTS FINANCIAL SUPPORT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT COMMUNITY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION FAMILIES ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS WOMEN DYSFUNCTIONAL GOVERNANCE HOSPITALS PUBLIC SERVICE FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION SERVICE DISTRICTS FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY GROWTH World Bank Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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Governance is a major challenge to
Cameroons development. Weak governance affects most economic
transactions and hampers delivery and quality of services.
Based on Cameroon’s development strategy (as expressed in
the 2035 vision and the 2009 growth and employment
strategy), the objective of the World Bank 2010-2014 Country
Assistance Strategy (CAS) is to boost inclusive growth,
through increased competitiveness and improved service
delivery. Governance is a cross-cutting theme in the CAS and
for World Bank operations. To support the governance agenda
in Cameroon, the World Bank has mobilized funds through the
multi-donor Governance Partnership Facility (GPF) for the
Banking on Change Governance Program in Cameroon (hereafter
the ‘Governance Program’), which became active in March
2010. The objective of the GPF-funded Governance Program is
to increase transparency, accountability, and participation
related to key governance issues in selected sectors in
Cameroon. This report describes output, lessons, and
conclusions from the GDM component. GDM’s main output, the
Development Marketplace (DM), is described in detail and
results and lessons learned are described for both the DM
and the GDM as a whole. Other activities under the GDM
include a large knowledge sharing event, support to a
South-South exchange and seven DM finale debates. Sources
for the report include written material (e.g. Catholic
Relief Services’ (CRS) evaluation report of GDM, summaries
of financed activities, feature stories, GDM Finale event
guide) and interviews with GDM participants and World Bank staff. |
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Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned |
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governance development marketplace in cameroon : lessons learned |
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Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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okr-10986-223962021-04-23T14:04:08Z Governance Development Marketplace in Cameroon : Lessons Learned World Bank SANITATION WASTE RISKS QUALITY OF SERVICES CORRUPT FINANCING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ILLITERACY INCOME GOVERNMENT GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES DRUGS HEALTH CARE MINISTER SANCTIONS HEALTH CAPACITY BUILDING SAFE WATER IMPROVING GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CONTROL AUTHORITIES BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION HEALTH RISKS INDEPENDENCE OVERSIGHT CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HEALTH FACILITIES BUREAUCRACY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION HOSPITAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROVISION OF INFORMATION HEALTH SECTOR KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE PROGRAM WATER MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INFORMATION QUALITY OF EDUCATION TRAINING AID EFFECTIVENESS PATIENT PATIENTS COMMUNICATION CHANNELS INTERVENTION PUBLIC FUNDS CORRUPT PRACTICES CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CIVIL SOCIETY GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES SECONDARY SCHOOL CITIZEN EDUCATION ACTIVITIES HEALTH CARE SERVICES OBSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS DISSEMINATION CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION CONFIDENCE PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL STUDENTS JOURNALISTS PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES RADIO LEGAL FRAMEWORK POSTERS INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS LEGAL DOCUMENTS UNIONS FISCAL INITIATIVES SCHOOL YEAR INTEGRITY ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS PROCUREMENT POLICIES TRANSPARENCY SCHOOL FEES GOVERNANCE ISSUES MASS COMMUNICATION SURVEILLANCE PARTICIPATION BANK ANTI CORRUPTION POLITICAL DYNAMICS HYGIENE ANTI-CORRUPTION VICTIMS URBAN AREAS PUBLIC DEBATE GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY POPULATIONS WORKSHOPS SUPPORT TO PARENTS SCHOOL YEARS POLICY CITIZENS INTERNET MEDIA GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONAL REFORM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEXUAL HARASSMENT MUNICIPALITY CHILDREN REGIONS CLINICS COMPLAINTS ORGANIZATION POVERTY CLEAN WATER FIGHTING CORRUPTION DECENTRALIZATION REHABILITATION POPULATION STUDENTS FINANCIAL SUPPORT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT COMMUNITY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION FAMILIES ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS WOMEN DYSFUNCTIONAL GOVERNANCE HOSPITALS PUBLIC SERVICE FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION SERVICE DISTRICTS FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY GROWTH Governance is a major challenge to Cameroons development. Weak governance affects most economic transactions and hampers delivery and quality of services. Based on Cameroon’s development strategy (as expressed in the 2035 vision and the 2009 growth and employment strategy), the objective of the World Bank 2010-2014 Country Assistance Strategy (CAS) is to boost inclusive growth, through increased competitiveness and improved service delivery. Governance is a cross-cutting theme in the CAS and for World Bank operations. To support the governance agenda in Cameroon, the World Bank has mobilized funds through the multi-donor Governance Partnership Facility (GPF) for the Banking on Change Governance Program in Cameroon (hereafter the ‘Governance Program’), which became active in March 2010. The objective of the GPF-funded Governance Program is to increase transparency, accountability, and participation related to key governance issues in selected sectors in Cameroon. This report describes output, lessons, and conclusions from the GDM component. GDM’s main output, the Development Marketplace (DM), is described in detail and results and lessons learned are described for both the DM and the GDM as a whole. Other activities under the GDM include a large knowledge sharing event, support to a South-South exchange and seven DM finale debates. Sources for the report include written material (e.g. Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) evaluation report of GDM, summaries of financed activities, feature stories, GDM Finale event guide) and interviews with GDM participants and World Bank staff. 2015-08-13T18:53:46Z 2015-08-13T18:53:46Z 2015-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24788090/governance-development-marketplace-cameroon-lessons-learned http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22396 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper Africa Cameroon |