Publication: How, When and Why to Use Demand-Side Governance Approaches in Projects
Date
2012
ISSN
Published
2012
Author(s)
Agarwal, Sanjay
Van Wicklin, Warren A., III
Abstract
This note offers a process-oriented
guide to strengthening demand-side governance approaches in
World Bank projects with a step-by-step approach for
determining how demand for good governance (DFGG) tools and
approaches can be applied to different types of Bank-funded
projects. The objective of this note is to help task teams
anticipate demand-side governance considerations early in
the project preparation process, identify potential entry
points for introducing DFGG tools to address these
considerations, provide guidance on selecting DFGG tools
which will improve governance, transparency and service
delivery, assist borrowers to introduce DFGG tools in Bank
projects, and to measure their impact. The core guidance is
presented in the form of a simple five-step process for
determining activity in a given project context. The annexes
contain a glossary of DFGG tools, checklists, website links
and other resources for task teams that will assist them in
introducing and deepening DFGG work in Bank projects.
Citation
“Agarwal, Sanjay; Van Wicklin, Warren A., III. 2012. How, When and Why to Use Demand-Side Governance Approaches in Projects. © World Bank, Washington, DC. http://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/13064 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.”