Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component
The Social Recovery Project (SRP) supports small, simple and locally-generated community-based projects that improve infrastructure and service delivery to the poor during the adjustment period in Zambia. Communities themselves prioritize their nee...
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okr-10986-98642021-04-23T14:02:47Z Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component Barkworth, Clare ACCESS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ASSESSMENTS BENEFITS CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CAPACITY COMMUNITY INITIATIVES COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FACILITATORS FACILITIES FACTORS FAMILIES FAMILY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION GROUPS HIV/AIDS INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTIONS JOB LESSONS LEARNED NEEDS PROJECT PROJECTS RURAL AREAS SCHOOL SERVICE SERVICES SOCIAL PROBLEMS TRAINING The Social Recovery Project (SRP) supports small, simple and locally-generated community-based projects that improve infrastructure and service delivery to the poor during the adjustment period in Zambia. Communities themselves prioritize their needs, identify solutions, organize themselves, contribute in cash and kind and initiate activities that provide solutions to their problems. The first community-based project was financed by the first Social Recovery Project in early 1992. The second Social Recovery Project was negotiated and became effective in 1995. In 1997 two further facilities were made available for community-based roads and environment projects. The Microprojects Unit (MPU), based in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, provides the institutional base of the Social Recovery Project. The MPU is a small semi-autonomous unit with a network of regional offices throughout the country, which support and facilitate district and community activities. 2012-08-13T09:44:18Z 2012-08-13T09:44:18Z 1999-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1999/06/12586915/zambia-social-recovery-projects-community-initiatives-component http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9864 English Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 137 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 Zambia |
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ACCESS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ASSESSMENTS BENEFITS CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CAPACITY COMMUNITY INITIATIVES COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FACILITATORS FACILITIES FACTORS FAMILIES FAMILY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION GROUPS HIV/AIDS INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTIONS JOB LESSONS LEARNED NEEDS PROJECT PROJECTS RURAL AREAS SCHOOL SERVICE SERVICES SOCIAL PROBLEMS TRAINING |
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ACCESS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ASSESSMENTS BENEFITS CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES COLLECTIVE ACTION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY CAPACITY COMMUNITY INITIATIVES COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY MEETINGS COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY PROJECTS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FACILITATORS FACILITIES FACTORS FAMILIES FAMILY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION GROUPS HIV/AIDS INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTIONS JOB LESSONS LEARNED NEEDS PROJECT PROJECTS RURAL AREAS SCHOOL SERVICE SERVICES SOCIAL PROBLEMS TRAINING Barkworth, Clare Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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The Social Recovery Project (SRP)
supports small, simple and locally-generated community-based
projects that improve infrastructure and service delivery to
the poor during the adjustment period in Zambia. Communities
themselves prioritize their needs, identify solutions,
organize themselves, contribute in cash and kind and
initiate activities that provide solutions to their
problems. The first community-based project was financed by
the first Social Recovery Project in early 1992. The second
Social Recovery Project was negotiated and became effective
in 1995. In 1997 two further facilities were made available
for community-based roads and environment projects. The
Microprojects Unit (MPU), based in the Ministry of Finance
and Economic Development, provides the institutional base of
the Social Recovery Project. The MPU is a small
semi-autonomous unit with a network of regional offices
throughout the country, which support and facilitate
district and community activities. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Barkworth, Clare |
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Barkworth, Clare |
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Barkworth, Clare |
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Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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Zambia - The Social Recovery Project's Community Initiatives Component |
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zambia - the social recovery project's community initiatives component |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1999/06/12586915/zambia-social-recovery-projects-community-initiatives-component http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9864 |
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