Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review

There is a belief that allowing communities monitoring power over providers could be beneficial for improving service delivery and reducing corruption in service delivery. In community monitoring interventions (CMIs), the community is given the opportunity to observe and assess providers’ performanc...

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Main Authors:	Molina, Ezequiel, Carella, Laura, Pacheco, Ana, Cruces, Guillermo, Gasparini, Leonardo
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Taylor and Francis 2017
Subjects:	COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY MONITORING ACCOUNTABILITY ANTICORRUPTION SERVICE DELIVERY COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM EDUCATION CORRUPTION
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28629

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spelling	okr-10986-286292021-05-25T10:54:36Z Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review Molina, Ezequiel Carella, Laura Pacheco, Ana Cruces, Guillermo Gasparini, Leonardo COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY MONITORING ACCOUNTABILITY ANTICORRUPTION SERVICE DELIVERY COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM EDUCATION CORRUPTION There is a belief that allowing communities monitoring power over providers could be beneficial for improving service delivery and reducing corruption in service delivery. In community monitoring interventions (CMIs), the community is given the opportunity to observe and assess providers’ performance and provide feedback to providers and politicians. This systematic review and meta-analysis appraises and synthesises evidence on the effects of CMIs on access and quality of service delivery and corruption outcomes in low and middle-income countries. The results indicate evidence of beneficial effects of CMIs on service delivery quality and on helping to curb corruption. The potential benefits of CMIs on access to and quality of services are likely to be higher when interventions are designed so that contact between both actors are promoted, and tools for citizens to monitor agents’ performance are provided. However, more rigorous research is needed to address this hypothesis. 2017-11-02T21:01:38Z 2017-11-02T21:01:38Z 2017-09-27 Journal Article Journal of Development Effectiveness 1943-9342 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28629 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo World Bank Taylor and Francis Publications & Research :: Journal Article Publications & Research
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topic	COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY MONITORING ACCOUNTABILITY ANTICORRUPTION SERVICE DELIVERY COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM EDUCATION CORRUPTION
spellingShingle	COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMUNITY MONITORING ACCOUNTABILITY ANTICORRUPTION SERVICE DELIVERY COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM EDUCATION CORRUPTION Molina, Ezequiel Carella, Laura Pacheco, Ana Cruces, Guillermo Gasparini, Leonardo Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
description	There is a belief that allowing communities monitoring power over providers could be beneficial for improving service delivery and reducing corruption in service delivery. In community monitoring interventions (CMIs), the community is given the opportunity to observe and assess providers’ performance and provide feedback to providers and politicians. This systematic review and meta-analysis appraises and synthesises evidence on the effects of CMIs on access and quality of service delivery and corruption outcomes in low and middle-income countries. The results indicate evidence of beneficial effects of CMIs on service delivery quality and on helping to curb corruption. The potential benefits of CMIs on access to and quality of services are likely to be higher when interventions are designed so that contact between both actors are promoted, and tools for citizens to monitor agents’ performance are provided. However, more rigorous research is needed to address this hypothesis.
format	Journal Article
author	Molina, Ezequiel Carella, Laura Pacheco, Ana Cruces, Guillermo Gasparini, Leonardo
author_facet	Molina, Ezequiel Carella, Laura Pacheco, Ana Cruces, Guillermo Gasparini, Leonardo
author_sort	Molina, Ezequiel
title	Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
title_short	Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
title_full	Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
title_fullStr	Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
title_full_unstemmed	Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review
title_sort	community monitoring interventions to curb corruption and increase access and quality in service delivery : a systematic review
publisher	Taylor and Francis
publishDate	2017
url	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28629
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Community Monitoring Interventions to Curb Corruption and Increase Access and Quality in Service Delivery : A Systematic Review

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