The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project
The Eritrea Community Development project was established to provide for poor communities especially in the rural and war-devastated areas. The project provided an important platform for harnessing local input in local development efforts, strength...
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okr-10986-97522021-04-23T14:02:46Z The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project Bradley, Marilou COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT DESIGN OUTPUTS TARGETED ASSISTANCE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS DECENTRALIZATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICES POVERTY REDUCTION INTEGRATED APPROACH TRAINING ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS MONITORING CRITERIA LOCAL OWNERSHIP MICRO-FINANCE SOCIAL FUNDS SOCIOECONOMIC BENEFITS ACCOUNTABILITY BASIC SERVICES CLINICS COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMODITIES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS DISPLACED PERSONS EMPLOYMENT GIRLS HEALTH CARE HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INCOME LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL INSTITUTIONS MALARIA MALNUTRITION MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OCCUPANCY PREGNANT WOMEN ROADS RURAL POPULATION SAFE WATER SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL CAPITAL SUSTAINABILITY TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WATER SUPPLY The Eritrea Community Development project was established to provide for poor communities especially in the rural and war-devastated areas. The project provided an important platform for harnessing local input in local development efforts, strengthened the capacity of communities to manage, and implement their own development priorities. The project supported better access to school facilities, health facilities, and health care services; increased access to safe water; and feeder roads increased access to rural communities, markets, and social services. The project supported community-based initiatives to protect and improve the environment. The project used loan funds to improve community livelihood, increase their self-confidence, and economic independence. The construction of market places provided access to the rural population, including urban dwellers, and veterinary clinics increased the access of households. The project developed human resources, expanded private sector employment and growth, and improved basic social and economic infrastructure. The project promoted local governance, transparency, accountability, local capacity building, and sustainability of local services. 2012-08-13T09:26:57Z 2012-08-13T09:26:57Z 2002-10 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/10/2035461/eritrea-community-development-fund-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9752 English Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 217 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa Eritrea |
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT DESIGN OUTPUTS TARGETED ASSISTANCE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS DECENTRALIZATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICES POVERTY REDUCTION INTEGRATED APPROACH TRAINING ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS MONITORING CRITERIA LOCAL OWNERSHIP MICRO-FINANCE SOCIAL FUNDS SOCIOECONOMIC BENEFITS ACCOUNTABILITY BASIC SERVICES CLINICS COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMODITIES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS DISPLACED PERSONS EMPLOYMENT GIRLS HEALTH CARE HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INCOME LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL INSTITUTIONS MALARIA MALNUTRITION MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OCCUPANCY PREGNANT WOMEN ROADS RURAL POPULATION SAFE WATER SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL CAPITAL SUSTAINABILITY TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WATER SUPPLY |
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT DESIGN OUTPUTS TARGETED ASSISTANCE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS DECENTRALIZATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICES POVERTY REDUCTION INTEGRATED APPROACH TRAINING ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS MONITORING CRITERIA LOCAL OWNERSHIP MICRO-FINANCE SOCIAL FUNDS SOCIOECONOMIC BENEFITS ACCOUNTABILITY BASIC SERVICES CLINICS COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMODITIES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS DISPLACED PERSONS EMPLOYMENT GIRLS HEALTH CARE HEALTH SERVICES HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INCOME LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL INSTITUTIONS MALARIA MALNUTRITION MORTALITY NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OCCUPANCY PREGNANT WOMEN ROADS RURAL POPULATION SAFE WATER SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL CAPITAL SUSTAINABILITY TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT WATER SUPPLY Bradley, Marilou The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 217 |
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The Eritrea Community Development
project was established to provide for poor communities
especially in the rural and war-devastated areas. The
project provided an important platform for harnessing local
input in local development efforts, strengthened the
capacity of communities to manage, and implement their own
development priorities. The project supported better access
to school facilities, health facilities, and health care
services; increased access to safe water; and feeder roads
increased access to rural communities, markets, and social
services. The project supported community-based initiatives
to protect and improve the environment. The project used
loan funds to improve community livelihood, increase their
self-confidence, and economic independence. The construction
of market places provided access to the rural population,
including urban dwellers, and veterinary clinics increased
the access of households. The project developed human
resources, expanded private sector employment and growth,
and improved basic social and economic infrastructure. The
project promoted local governance, transparency,
accountability, local capacity building, and sustainability
of local services. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Bradley, Marilou |
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Bradley, Marilou |
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Bradley, Marilou |
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The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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The Eritrea Community Development Fund Project |
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eritrea community development fund project |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/10/2035461/eritrea-community-development-fund-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9752 |
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