Strengthening Grievance Mechanisms in Georgia
This note offers an overview of challenges and lessons learned from the 2019 effort, then reviews each of the PIU’s GMs, including the respective GM complaint uptake channels, overall GM architecture, registration and categorization processes, investigation and resolution mechanisms, related communi...
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okr-10986-376452022-07-07T05:10:29Z Strengthening Grievance Mechanisms in Georgia World Bank GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM CHALLENGES AND LESSONS GEORGIA STATE ELECTROSYSTEM ROADS DEPARTMENT MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT FUND COMPLAINTS GENDER DISTRIBUTION This note offers an overview of challenges and lessons learned from the 2019 effort, then reviews each of the PIU’s GMs, including the respective GM complaint uptake channels, overall GM architecture, registration and categorization processes, investigation and resolution mechanisms, related communication efforts, and grievance-related data. Efforts taken to strengthen the GMs since the 2019 technical assistance until late 2021 are highlighted, and areas for growth are explored. This note is intended for World Bank task teams and PIUs to show how a rapid diagnostic can lead to significant improvements in the design and implementation of GMs and a marked enhancement of social accountability in projects financed by multilateral development banks. 2022-07-06T15:43:10Z 2022-07-06T15:43:10Z 2022 Working Paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37645 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 Europe and Central Asia Europe and Central Asia Georgia |
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This note offers an overview of challenges and lessons learned from the 2019 effort, then reviews each of the PIU’s GMs, including the respective GM complaint uptake channels, overall GM architecture, registration and categorization processes, investigation and resolution mechanisms, related communication efforts, and grievance-related data. Efforts taken to strengthen the GMs since the 2019 technical assistance until late 2021 are highlighted, and areas for growth are explored. This note is intended for World Bank task teams and PIUs to show how a rapid diagnostic can lead to significant improvements in the design and implementation of GMs and a marked enhancement of social accountability in projects financed by multilateral development banks. |
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Strengthening Grievance Mechanisms in Georgia |
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Strengthening Grievance Mechanisms in Georgia |
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