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The World Bank has identified as one of its goals improved decision making
and pro-poor resource allocation in transport and rural utilities, and
through its TRISP programme aims to strengthen the demand for, and improve
access to relevant knowledge. DFID is working with the Bank on the TRISP
project, and as an initial contribution has proposed a knowledge demand
assessment to review what is already known about knowledge demand and
the role of information in livelihoods and policy processes, the demand
for information and knowledge by different stakeholders, and map the knowledge
and learning environments in the World Bank and DFID and their transport
information products with intended audiences, circulation and evidence
of impact. ODI was contracted to undertake a rapid, internet-based literature
review to launch this process.
Click on the links below for more information:
| Background |
More background and an introduction to the literature
review, and links to the main findings. |
| Main Findings |
The main findings, with links to further information. |
| Case Studies |
Three case studies illustrating some of the key issues
about the provision of transport information. |
| Bibliography |
A list of the documents consulted, with links to summaries
and the documents themselves. |
| Organisations
& Web Sites |
A list of the main organisations and web sites providing
information about transport in rural areas, with links to summaries
and to the web sites. |
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