Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools
This note is a resource for World Bank task teams providing technical assistance to Borrowers on grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs). The first step in strengthening a project-level GRM, after discussing it within the task team and informing the Country Management Unit (CMU), is to organize a techni...
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okr-10986-376382022-07-18T19:17:30Z Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools World Bank GRIEVANCE MECHANISM GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM PROJECT-LEVEL HUMAN RIGHTS BASED TIPS AND TOOLS VALUE CHAIN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE MISSION DESK REVIEW INFORMATION GAPS RECOMMENDATIONS This note is a resource for World Bank task teams providing technical assistance to Borrowers on grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs). The first step in strengthening a project-level GRM, after discussing it within the task team and informing the Country Management Unit (CMU), is to organize a technical assistance mission to conduct a detailed GRM diagnostic for the project or group of projects selected. This helps the project implementation unit (PIU) and task team understand the PIU’s capacity for grievance management, learn about grievance resolution experiences of PIU staff and potential complainants and project beneficiaries through field visits, share international experiences with grievance redress while building the capacity of relevant staff, and facilitate the preparation of a GRM strengthening action plan by relevant PIU counterparts. The guidance and tools provided here, including templates and worksheets, can help social development specialists and other relevant task team members systematically plan and organize such missions. 2022-07-06T13:51:30Z 2022-07-06T13:51:30Z 2022 Working Paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37638 en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC : World Bank Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper World |
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This note is a resource for World Bank task teams providing technical assistance to Borrowers on grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs). The first step in strengthening a project-level GRM, after discussing it within the task team and informing the Country Management Unit (CMU), is to organize a technical assistance mission to conduct a detailed GRM diagnostic for the project or group of projects selected. This helps the project implementation unit (PIU) and task team understand the PIU’s capacity for grievance management, learn about grievance resolution experiences of PIU staff and potential complainants and project beneficiaries through field visits, share international experiences with grievance redress while building the capacity of relevant staff, and facilitate the preparation of a GRM strengthening action plan by relevant PIU counterparts. The guidance and tools provided here, including templates and worksheets, can help social development specialists and other relevant task team members systematically plan and organize such missions. |
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Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools |
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Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools |
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Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools |
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Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools |
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Assessing Project-Level Grievance Redress Mechanisms Using a Human-Rights-Based Approach : Tips and Tools |
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assessing project-level grievance redress mechanisms using a human-rights-based approach : tips and tools |
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